Document-Term Matrix
Learn about how a document-term matrix is a commonly accepted data structure for natural language processing.
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A document-term matrix is fairly simple to understand. It is a matrix with rows and columns.
Each row represents a document. In our case, there will be one row for Frankenstein and a second row for The Last Man.
Each column represents a term. In this case, terms are words, although they can be sentences, lines, paragraphs, or n-grams (more on these in a later lesson). ...
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