A curated collection of Natural Language Processing (NLP) experiments, mini-projects, and scripts built using Python.
This repository explores core NLP concepts with hands-on Python implementations. Each folder/script demonstrates techniques such as tokenization, stemming, lemmatization, text classification, sentiment analysis, topic modeling, and more.
Python 3.x
NLTK, spaCy, Scikit-Learn, Gensim
Pandas, NumPy for data handling
Matplotlib / Seaborn for visualizations
Jupyter Notebooks & .py scripts
| Module / Folder | Description |
|---|---|
tokenization/ |
Scripts demonstrating word & sentence tokenization |
preprocessing/ |
Cleaning text: stopwords, lowercasing, special chars |
stemming_lemmatization/ |
Comparing stemming vs lemmatization techniques |
sentiment_analysis/ |
Sentiment classifiers on sample datasets |
topic_modeling/ |
LDA, NMF topic models on text corpora |
text_classification/ |
Building and evaluating classifiers (Naive Bayes, SVM, etc.) |
notebooks/ |
Interactive Jupyter notebooks showing experiments with explanations |
data/ |
Sample text datasets (public domain or small samples) |
(Actual folder names may vary β adapt as needed.)
Clear and modular code structure β easy to navigate
Notebook + script versions β for both exploration & deployment
Visualization of word frequencies, topic distributions, etc.
Comparative study of multiple algorithms
Well documented β each notebook/script explains why & how
Demonstrates your hands-on experience with fundamental NLP techniques
Shows your ability to choose, implement, compare, and explain models
A solid portfolio piece for ML / NLP roles
Useful foundation for building chatbots, summarizers, sentiment engines
Sentiment analysis for social media / product reviews
Topic modeling for document corpus (news, blogs)
Text classification (spam detection, news categorization)
Named Entity Recognition (NER) extension
Deploying as REST API using Flask / FastAPI
Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/VYaswanthKumar/NLP-In-Python.git
cd NLP-In-Python
Install dependencies (suggested virtual environment):
pip install -r requirements.txt
Run notebooks (e.g. jupyter notebook) or run specific scripts:
python sentiment_analysis/sentiment_classifier.py
View results / plots / outputs within notebooks or output files.
As a recruiter or technical lead, hereβs why this project is relevant:
You see structured, modular, well-documented code
You observe understanding of NLP fundamentals + tools
You can assess algorithm choices, evaluation metrics, trade-offs
It hints at my ability to extend the project, push it further
Feel free to explore this repo, run experiments, or reach out to discuss improvements or contributions!