Natural Language Processing with Probabilistic Models
- 4.7
Approx. 28 hours to complete
Course Summary
This course explores probabilistic models in natural language processing (NLP) and covers topics such as language modeling, part-of-speech tagging, and sequence labeling.Key Learning Points
- Learn about the fundamentals of probabilistic models in NLP
- Understand how to apply these models to various NLP tasks
- Gain insight into the latest research in this field
Related Topics for further study
- Probabilistic modeling
- Natural language processing
- Language modeling
- Part-of-speech tagging
- Sequence labeling
Learning Outcomes
- Ability to apply probabilistic models to NLP tasks
- Understanding of the latest research in the field
- Improved skills in machine learning and data analysis
Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course
- Basic knowledge of machine learning and statistics
- Familiarity with programming languages such as Python
Course Difficulty Level
IntermediateCourse Format
- Online
- Self-paced
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- Applied Natural Language Processing
- Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing
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Description
In Course 2 of the Natural Language Processing Specialization, offered by deeplearning.ai, you will:
Outline
- Autocorrect
- Intro to Course 2
- Overview
- Autocorrect
- Building the model
- Building the model II
- Minimum edit distance
- Minimum edit distance algorithm
- Minimum edit distance algorithm II
- Minimum edit distance algorithm III
- Connect with your mentors and fellow learners on Slack!
- Overview
- Autocorrect
- Building the model
- Building the model II
- Minimum edit distance
- Minimum edit distance algorithm
- Minimum edit distance algorithm II
- Minimum edit distance III
- How to Refresh your Workspace
- Part of Speech Tagging and Hidden Markov Models
- Part of Speech Tagging
- Markov Chains
- Markov Chains and POS Tags
- Hidden Markov Models
- Calculating Probabilities
- Populating the Transition Matrix
- Populating the Emission Matrix
- The Viterbi Algorithm
- Viterbi: Initialization
- Viterbi: Forward Pass
- Viterbi: Backward Pass
- Part of Speech Tagging
- Markov Chains
- Markov Chains and POS Tags
- Hidden Markov Models
- Calculating Probabilities
- Populating the Transition Matrix
- Populating the Emission Matric
- The Viterbi Algorithm
- Viterbi Initialization
- Viterbi: Forward Pass
- Viterbi: Backward Pass
- Autocomplete and Language Models
- N-Grams: Overview
- N-grams and Probabilities
- Sequence Probabilities
- Starting and Ending Sentences
- The N-gram Language Model
- Language Model Evaluation
- Out of Vocabulary Words
- Smoothing
- Week Summary
- N-Grams Overview
- N-grams and Probabilities
- Sequence Probabilities
- Starting and Ending Sentences
- The N-gram Language Model
- Language Model Evaluation
- Out of Vocabulary Words
- Smoothing
- Week Summary
- Word embeddings with neural networks
- Overview
- Basic Word Representations
- Word Embeddings
- How to Create Word Embeddings
- Word Embedding Methods
- Continuous Bag-of-Words Model
- Cleaning and Tokenization
- Sliding Window of Words in Python
- Transforming Words into Vectors
- Architecture of the CBOW Model
- Architecture of the CBOW Model: Dimensions
- Architecture of the CBOW Model: Dimensions 2
- Architecture of the CBOW Model: Activation Functions
- Training a CBOW Model: Cost Function
- Training a CBOW Model: Forward Propagation
- Training a CBOW Model: Backpropagation and Gradient Descent
- Extracting Word Embedding Vectors
- Evaluating Word Embeddings: Intrinsic Evaluation
- Evaluating Word Embeddings: Extrinsic Evaluation
- Conclusion
- Basic Word Representations
- Word Embeddings
- How to Create Word Embeddings?
- Word Embedding Methods
- Continuous Bag of Words Model
- Cleaning and Tokenization
- Sliding Window of words in Python
- Transforming Words into Vectors
- Architecture for the CBOW Model
- Architecture of the CBOW Model: Dimensions
- Architecture of the CBOW Model: Dimensions
- Architecture of the CBOW Model: Activation Functions
- Training a CBOW Model: Cost Function
- Training a CBOW Model: Forward Propagation
- Training a CBOW Model: Backpropagation and Gradient Descent
- Extracting Word Embedding Vectors
- Evaluating Word Embeddings: Intrinsic Evaluation
- Evaluating Word Embeddings: Extrinsic Evaluation
- Conclusion
- Acknowledgments
Summary of User Reviews
Discover how to apply probabilistic models to natural language processing with this course on Coursera. Students have given high praise for the course, citing its comprehensive curriculum and engaging instructors. However, some users have mentioned that the course can be challenging for those without a strong math background.Key Aspect Users Liked About This Course
Comprehensive curriculumPros from User Reviews
- Engaging and knowledgeable instructors
- In-depth exploration of probabilistic models
- Real-world applications of NLP techniques
- Helpful assignments and quizzes
Cons from User Reviews
- Requires a strong math background
- Some sections can be challenging for beginners
- Limited interaction with instructors
- Lack of practical applications in some areas