textmood 0.0.6 → 0.0.7

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  1. data/README.md +22 -19
  2. data/bin/textmood +17 -16
  3. data/lib/textmood.rb +1 -1
  4. metadata +1 -1
data/README.md CHANGED
@@ -38,12 +38,6 @@ score = tm.analyze("some text")
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  # specified files instead. You can specify as many files as you want.
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  tm = TextMood.new(files: ["en_US-mod1.txt", "emoticons.txt"])
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- # Using :normalize_output, you can make TextMood return a normalized value:
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- # 1 for positive, 0 for neutral and -1 for negative
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- tm = TextMood.new(lang: "en_US", normalize_output: true)
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- score = tm.analyze("some text")
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- #=> '1'
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-
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  # :normalize_score will try to normalize the score to an integer between +/- 100,
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  # based on how many tokens were scored, which can be useful when trying to compare
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  # scores for texts of different length
@@ -51,13 +45,21 @@ tm = TextMood.new(lang: "en_US", normalize_score: true)
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  score = tm.analyze("some text")
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  #=> '14'
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- # :min_threshold and :max_threshold lets you customize the way :normalize_output
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- # treats different values. The options below will make all scores below 1 negative,
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- # 1-2 will be neutral, and above 2 will be positive.
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+ # :ternary_output will make TextMood return one of three fixed values:
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+ # 1 for positive, 0 for neutral and -1 for negative
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+ tm = TextMood.new(lang: "en_US", ternary_output: true)
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+ score = tm.analyze("some text")
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+ #=> '1'
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+
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+ # :min_threshold and :max_threshold lets you customize the way :ternary_output
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+ # treats different values. The options below will make all scores below 10 negative,
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+ # 10-20 will be neutral, and above 20 will be positive. Note that these thresholds
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+ # are compared to the normalized score, if applicable.
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  tm = TextMood.new(lang: "en_US",
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- normalize_output: true,
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- min_threshold: 1,
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- max_threshold: 2)
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+ ternary_output: true,
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+ normalize_score: true,
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+ min_threshold: 10,
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+ max_threshold: 20)
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  score = tm.analyze("some text")
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  #=> '0'
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@@ -121,23 +123,24 @@ MANDATORY options:
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  files will be loaded if this option is used.
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  OPTIONAL options:
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- -o, --normalize-output Return 1 (positive), -1 (negative) or 0 (neutral)
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- instead of the actual score. See also --min and --max.
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-
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- -s, --normalize-score Tries to normalize the score to an integer between +/- 100
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+ -n, --normalize-score Tries to normalize the score to an integer between +/- 100
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  according to the number of tokens that were scored, making
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  it more feasible to compare scores for texts of different
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  length
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+ -t, --ternary-output Return 1 (positive), -1 (negative) or 0 (neutral)
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+ instead of the actual score. See also --min-threshold
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+ and --max-threshold.
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+
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  -i, --min-threshold FLOAT Scores lower than this are considered negative when
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- using --normalize-output (default 0.5). Note that the
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+ using --ternary-output (default 0.5). Note that the
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  threshold is compared to the normalized score, if applicable
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  -x, --max-threshold FLOAT Scores higher than this are considered positive when
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- using --normalize-output (default 0.5). Note that the
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+ using --ternary-output (default 0.5). Note that the
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  threshold is compared to the normalized score, if applicable
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- -b, --start-ngram INTEGER The lowest word N-gram number to split the text into
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+ -s, --start-ngram INTEGER The lowest word N-gram number to split the text into
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  (default 1). Note that this only makes sense if the
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  sentiment file has tokens of similar N-gram length
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data/bin/textmood CHANGED
@@ -56,44 +56,45 @@ opts_parser = OptionParser.new do |opts|
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  end
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  opts.separator ""
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  opts.separator "OPTIONAL options:"
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- opts.on("-o", "--normalize-output", "Return 1 (positive), -1 (negative) or 0 (neutral)",
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- "instead of the actual score. See also --min and --max.") do |n|
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- options[:normalize_output] = true
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- end
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- opts.separator ""
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- opts.on("-s", "--normalize-score", "Tries to normalize the score to an integer between +/- 100",
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+ opts.on("-n", "--normalize-score", "Tries to normalize the score to an integer between +/- 100",
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  "according to the number of tokens that were scored, making",
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  "it more feasible to compare scores for texts of different",
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  "length") do |ns|
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  options[:normalize_score] = true
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  end
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  opts.separator ""
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+ opts.on("-t", "--ternary-output", "Return 1 (positive), -1 (negative) or 0 (neutral)",
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+ "instead of the actual score. See also --min-threshold",
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+ "and --max-threshold.") do |n|
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+ options[:ternary_output] = true
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+ end
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+ opts.separator ""
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  opts.on("-i", "--min-threshold FLOAT", "Scores lower than this are considered negative when",
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- "using --normalize-output (default 0.5). Note that the",
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- "threshold is compared to the normalized score, if applicable") do |min|
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+ "using --ternary-output (default 0.5). Note that the",
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+ "threshold is compared to the normalized score, if applicable") do |min|
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  options[:min_threshold] = min.to_f
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  end
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  opts.separator ""
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  opts.on("-x", "--max-threshold FLOAT", "Scores higher than this are considered positive when",
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- "using --normalize-output (default 0.5). Note that the",
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- "threshold is compared to the normalized score, if applicable") do |max|
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+ "using --ternary-output (default 0.5). Note that the",
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+ "threshold is compared to the normalized score, if applicable") do |max|
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  options[:max_threshold] = max.to_f
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  end
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  opts.separator ""
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- opts.on("-b", "--start-ngram INTEGER", "The lowest word N-gram number to split the text into",
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- "(default 1). Note that this only makes sense if the",
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- "sentiment file has tokens of similar N-gram length") do |start_ngram|
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+ opts.on("-s", "--start-ngram INTEGER", "The lowest word N-gram number to split the text into",
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+ "(default 1). Note that this only makes sense if the",
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+ "sentiment file has tokens of similar N-gram length") do |start_ngram|
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  options[:start_ngram] = start_ngram.to_i
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  end
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  opts.separator ""
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  opts.on("-e", "--end-ngram INTEGER", "The highest word N-gram number to to split the text into",
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- "(default 1). Note that this only makes sense if the",
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- "sentiment file has tokens of similar N-gram length") do |end_ngram|
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+ "(default 1). Note that this only makes sense if the",
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+ "sentiment file has tokens of similar N-gram length") do |end_ngram|
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  options[:end_ngram] = end_ngram.to_i
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  end
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  opts.separator ""
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  opts.on("-k", "--skip-symbols", "Do not include symbols file (emoticons etc.). Only applies",
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- "when using -l/--language.") do |s|
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+ "when using -l/--language.") do |s|
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  options[:include_symbols] = false
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  end
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  opts.separator ""
data/lib/textmood.rb CHANGED
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  if @options[:normalize_score]
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  sentiment_total = normalize_score(sentiment_total, scores_added)
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  end
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- if @options[:normalize_output]
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+ if @options[:ternary_output]
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  if sentiment_total > @options[:max_threshold]
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  1
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  elsif sentiment_total < @options[:min_threshold]
metadata CHANGED
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: textmood
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  version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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- version: 0.0.6
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+ version: 0.0.7
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  prerelease:
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  platform: ruby
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  authors: