[WIP] A small pipeline tweak: tokenization (x-ray)#174
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[WIP] A small pipeline tweak: tokenization (x-ray)#174
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"x-ray" was tokenized as "ray": fix that by changing default tokenizer.
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"x-ray" was tokenized as "ray": fix that by changing default tokenizer.
Fixes #172. I also tried other changes mentioned in the issue:
'inside words), but "ins't" still isn't present in default scikit-learn stop-word listFor some reason some other things changed a bit in the notebook - probably due to newer version. I only added blocks 17 and 18 (with text before and after them), and re-run the first half of the notebook. I didn't update the tutorial yet - if you like the changes, I'll update them and will re-run the whole notebook.
Here is the link to the notebook: https://github.com/TeamHG-Memex/eli5/blob/text-tutorial-x-ray/notebooks/Debugging%20scikit-learn%20text%20classification%20pipeline.ipynb