An Intro to Text Analytics on Big Data with a use case

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Introduction on how to perform text analytics using input from twitter and the "Emmys" as use case example.

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Toronto SMAC Meetup – Welcome!
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As you know:
-500 million Tweets are sent per day.
-Twitter supports 35+ languages.
-255 million monthly active users.
Huge amount of data!

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Next section Extractor: used to extract
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AQL: Annotation Query
Language. Rule language
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Types of extraction specifications:
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AQL Guidelines
Basic feature AQL statements
- Develop the core building blocks of the extractor.

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AQL Guidelines
Filter and consolidate AQL statements
- Refine results
- Remove invalid annotations
- Resolve overlap between annotations.

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An Intro to Text Analytics on Big Data with a use case

1. #TOSMAC Toronto SMAC Meetup – Welcome! An Intro to Text Analytics on Big Data with a use case

3. #TOSMAC Twitters numbers An Intro to Text Analytics on Big Data with a use case | © 2014 IBM Corporation3 As you know: -500 million Tweets are sent per day. -Twitter supports 35+ languages. -255 million monthly active users. Huge amount of data!

12. #TOSMAC Section1 Section2 Section3 Section4 Section5 An Intro to Text Analytics on Big Data with a use case | © 2014 IBM Corporation12 Next section Extractor: used to extract structured information from unstructured and semi-structured data. AQL: Annotation Query Language. Rule language with familiar SQL-like syntax.

20. #TOSMAC Main concepts An Intro to Text Analytics on Big Data with a use case | © 2014 IBM Corporation20 Types of extraction specifications: - Dictionaries -Regular expressions - Part of speech numbers: 7.5 4 13

29. #TOSMAC | © 2014 IBM Corporation29 An Intro to Text Analytics on Big Data with a use case AQL Guidelines Filter and consolidate AQL statements - Refine results - Remove invalid annotations - Resolve overlap between annotations.

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