Part-of-speech tagging

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    4.4 Functional requirements  Perform Part of Speech tagging As project need high computing power, software should be able to perform part of speech tagging on given text.  Perform sentiment analysis The system should be able to assign sentiment scores to very parsed text. After sentiment analysis, it should able to classify it as positive, negative and neutral based on assigned sentiment scores.  Classify past movie ratings The system should be able to retrieve cast of the upcoming movie. Based on that retrieve movie rating of the top cast. After retrieving movie ratings, it will perform weighted average and then classify ratings as an average, good, excellent.  Generate graphs of ratings and sentiment scores After performing sentiment analysis and classifying rating system need to generate graphs showing sentiment scores of comments…

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    o I would display a list of sentences found in, Big Bear Lack on the board that contained nouns, verbs and adjectives. o Once the activity was set up, I would guide the students through the activity. For this activity, the students would have a sentence like, “Henry’s big dog Mudge always went camping” and place the nouns in the “noun tent”, the verbs in the “verb campfire” and the adjectives in the “adjective sleeping bag”. • After completing the summarizing chart and the parts of speech…

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    heme: The Four Seasons Literature Information: Rawlinson, J. (2006). Fletcher and the Falling Leaves. New York: Greenwillow Books. Curriculum Area: Science Student Age: 7-8 Group Size: 16-20 Common Core Standard: http://www.mdk12.org/instruction/commoncore/index.html • Have opportunities to work with a team, share findings with others, and recognize that all team members should reach their own conclusions about what the findings mean. • Describe the natural features in their…

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    In Michelle Alexanders “The New Jim Crow” she discusses the problem the black community faces of not having fathers in kids’ lives. To start off she brings up a speech that President Barrack Obamas gave at the Apostolic Church of God in Chicago. Obama brings up the fact that in the African American culture there are way too many fathers missing from their families’ lives and how they are not taking over their responsibilities. Obama is asking for everyone to realize that the problem is real and…

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    The Beaver Film Analysis

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    In a way Porter is using splitting to cope or to pacify his own depression. He is writing papers for other people, in their own voice. When Norah hires Porter to write her paper, he does some research. What is finds is the reason why she cannot write the paper herself; she has not dealt with, her brother 's suicide. Norah original way of coping was tagging. According to the urban dictionary, tagging is a method of signing your name anonymous, using either random words or symbols. Taggingis not…

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    actual presentation, which caused us to run a little longer than the allotted time because we had to awkwardly pause in the middle of out presentation to figure out how to play the video. Overall, our group should’ve focused on practicing and testing the equipment out and our delivery would’ve been much smoother. Our introduction was probably the best part of our speech. Shouting the words “Get out of the bike lane!” was a great way to grab the audience’s attention. Once we had the audience’s…

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    Kant's Code Of Ethics

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    1) Part A) The following are Kant's important ideas about ethics. The first is the principle of Universality, which states that we must follow the rules of behavior, that we can apply universally to everyone. And the other is the logic or the reason determines the rules of ethical behavior, the actions are mostly good because they follow from the logic. (Gift of Fire-social, Legal and ethical issues for computing technology, pg no-29,1.4 Ethics.) Part B) Inorder to access to all the sites by…

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    For whom the Bell Tolls seems to part away from Sun & Farewell in terms of word length and sentence length. Hemingway tended to use longer words and longer sentences in For whom the Bell Tolls than in the early novels. It is obvious that results support critics’ claims about the beginning of change in this novel. If we look at the openings of the three novels; The Sun also Rises, A Farewell to Arms, and For whom the Bell Tolls, it is obvious that, although words are concrete, simple,…

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    “Member of Generation Y are called digital natives, rather than digital immigrants ( Prensky, 2001). Generation have been born and brought up among all the advancement of technology and It have certainly affect their life style and their work habits. Service managers and research are fascinated in generation Y’s usage of social media because it helps understanding the approach of how future generation will going to approach technology. Social media is a significant part of generation Y’s…

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    Graffiti, however, provides a “unique artistic courage” that allows them to grow intellectually and artistically (Kan 21). These artists discover new meanings behind life struggles and gratefully share them with the public. The “driving force behind these activities is” not to vandalize buildings or to rebel against authority; it “is to break out of anonymity, to be heard and seen, and to spread one’s name” (Parmar & Bain 145). As each artist grows, they develop their own, unique identity that…

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