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You can install @nlpjs/lang-id:
npm install @nlpjs/lang-id
Normalization of a text converts it to lowercase and remove decorations of characters.
const { NormalizerId } = require('@nlpjs/lang-id');
const normalizer = new NormalizerId();
const input = 'apa yang dikembangkan perúsahaan Anda';
const result = normalizer.normalize(input);
console.log(result);
// output: apa yang dikembangkan perusahaan anda
Tokenization splits a sentence into words.
const { TokenizerId } = require('@nlpjs/lang-id');
const tokenizer = new TokenizerId();
const input = 'apa yang dikembangkan perusahaan Anda';
const result = tokenizer.tokenize(input);
console.log(result);
// output: [ 'apa', 'yang', 'dikembangkan', 'perusahaan', 'Anda' ]
Tokenizer can also normalize the sentence before tokenizing, to do that provide a true as second argument to the method tokenize
const { TokenizerId } = require('@nlpjs/lang-id');
const tokenizer = new TokenizerId();
const input = 'apa yang dikembangkan perusahaan Anda';
const result = tokenizer.tokenize(input, true);
console.log(result);
// output: [ 'apa', 'yang', 'dikembangkan', 'perusahaan', 'anda' ]
Using the class StopwordsId you can identify if a word is an stopword:
const { StopwordsId } = require('@nlpjs/lang-id');
const stopwords = new StopwordsId();
console.log(stopwords.isStopword('apa'));
// output: true
console.log(stopwords.isStopword('perusahaan'));
// output: false
Using the class StopwordsId you can remove stopwords form an array of words:
const { StopwordsId } = require('@nlpjs/lang-id');
const stopwords = new StopwordsId();
console.log(
stopwords.removeStopwords([
'apa',
'yang',
'dikembangkan',
'perusahaan',
'anda',
])
);
// output: [ 'dikembangkan', 'perusahaan' ]
Using the class StopwordsId you can restart it dictionary and build it from another set of words:
const { StopwordsId } = require('@nlpjs/lang-id');
const stopwords = new StopwordsId();
stopwords.dictionary = {};
stopwords.build(['apa', 'anda']);
console.log(
stopwords.removeStopwords([
'apa',
'yang',
'dikembangkan',
'perusahaan',
'anda',
])
);
// output: [ 'yang', 'dikembangkan', 'perusahaan' ]
An stemmer is an algorithm to calculate the stem (root) of a word, removing affixes.
You can stem one word using method stemWord:
const { StemmerId } = require('@nlpjs/lang-id');
const stemmer = new StemmerId();
const input = 'dikembangkan';
console.log(stemmer.stemWord(input));
// output: kembang
You can stem an array of words using method stem:
const { StemmerId } = require('@nlpjs/lang-id');
const stemmer = new StemmerId();
const input = ['apa', 'yang', 'dikembangkan', 'perusahaan', 'Anda'];
console.log(stemmer.stem(input));
// outuput: [ 'apa', 'yang', 'kembang', 'usaha', 'Anda' ]
As you can see, stemmer does not do internal normalization, so words with uppercases will remain uppercased. Also, stemmer works with lowercased affixes, so perusahaan will be stemmed as usaha but PERUSAHAAN will not be changed.
You can tokenize and stem a sentence, including normalization, with the method tokenizeAndStem:
const { StemmerId } = require('@nlpjs/lang-id');
const stemmer = new StemmerId();
const input = 'apa yang dikembangkan PERUSAHAAN Anda';
console.log(stemmer.tokenizeAndStem(input));
// output: [ 'apa', 'yang', 'kembang', 'usaha', 'anda' ]
When calling tokenizeAndStem method from the class StemmerId, the second parameter is a boolean to set if the stemmer must keep the stopwords (true) or remove them (false). Before using it, the stopwords instance must be set into the stemmer:
const { StemmerId, StopwordsId } = require('@nlpjs/lang-id');
const stemmer = new StemmerId();
stemmer.stopwords = new StopwordsId();
const input = 'apa yang dikembangkan perusahaan Anda';
console.log(stemmer.tokenizeAndStem(input, false));
// output: [ 'kembang', 'usaha' ]
To use sentiment analysis you'll need to create a new Container and use the plugin LangId, because internally the SentimentAnalyzer class try to retrieve the normalizer, tokenizer, stemmmer and sentiment dictionaries from the container.
const { Container } = require('@nlpjs/core');
const { SentimentAnalyzer } = require('@nlpjs/sentiment');
const { LangId } = require('@nlpjs/lang-id');
(async () => {
const container = new Container();
container.use(LangId);
const sentiment = new SentimentAnalyzer({ container });
const result = await sentiment.process({
locale: 'id',
text: 'kucing itu mengagumkan',
});
console.log(result.sentiment);
})();
// output:
// {
// score: 4,
// numWords: 3,
// numHits: 1,
// average: 1.3333333333333333,
// type: 'afinn',
// locale: 'id',
// vote: 'positive'
// }
The output of the sentiment analysis includes:
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