corpusshow 0.1.8
Corpus-Show makes it easier and faster to visualize corpus through sentence embedding of corpus.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Corpus-Show
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Corpus-Show helps to understand the corpus data distribution through various values generated from Sentence Transformer. (_It's not such a great package, but It simply helps you visualize comfortably._)
- Corpus-Show performs sentence embedding via Sentence Transformers, a Python framework for state-of-the-art sentence, text and image embeddings. [[Paper]](https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.10084) [[Document]](https://www.sbert.net/) [[Huggingface model]](https://huggingface.co/sentence-transformers/paraphrase-xlm-r-multilingual-v1) 
- You can visualize the embedded sentences of each document generated from SentenceTransformers.
- Corpus-Show can also generate clusters with sentences embedded array through [Scikit-Learn KMeans](https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.cluster.KMeans.html).
- The sentence transformer model is downloaded through the hugging face interface, and the default model is set to [`paraphrase-xlm-r-multilingual-v1`](https://huggingface.co/sentence-transformers/paraphrase-xlm-r-multilingual-v1), which supports multiple languages. However, you can easily input your custom model as a sentence transformer model through the hugging face interface. It is also easy to fine-tune via SBERT. For more models, please see [this page](https://huggingface.co/sentence-transformers).




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# Installation
  ```zsh
  pip install corpusshow
  ```
  - This package may not work properly in m1/m2 mac environment. If you are using Mac m1/m2, please use the git repository as a submodule because it has minimal encapsulation. [[issue#1]](https://github.com/DSDanielPark/corpus-show/issues/1)
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# Tutorial
We provide tutorial notebooks for all the features we offer. We plan to provide additional docstrings or documentation from the official distribution version (major version 1 or higher).

1. Main-tutorials: https://github.com/DSDanielPark/corpus-show/blob/main/tutorials/corpusshow_tutorial.ipynb
2. Sub-tutorial-folder: https://github.com/DSDanielPark/corpus-show/blob/main/tutorials
 

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# Main Feature
It helps to create a simple but useful plot as shown below with a simple dataframe and column names as input, such as the following [BBC sample dataset](http://mlg.ucd.ie/datasets/bbc.html) in [`./data/bbc_news_dataset.csv`](https://github.com/DSDanielPark/corpus-show/blob/main/data/bbc_news_dataset.csv).


|     | news  | topic |
|:---:|:----|:----:|
|0|Oil rebounds from weather effect (...)|business|
|1|Indonesia 'declines debt freeze' (...)|business|
|...|...|...|
|601|EU software patent law faces axe (...)|tech|

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## 1. `CorpusClster`
Contains 1 static method. You can create great pictures with:
```python
from corpusshow import CorpusCluster

# Class arguments
csv_file_path = '../data/bbc_news_dataset.csv'
sentence_transformer_model_name = 'paraphrase-xlm-r-multilingual-v1'
target_col = 'news'
num_cluster = 4

# Get class object
cc = CorpusCluster(csv_file_path, sentence_transformer_model_name, target_col, num_cluster)

# 1. quick_corpus_show method: 
# Show figures without k-means clustering
cc.quick_corpus_show('topic', 'tsne2d', False, 'fig1.png')
cc.quick_corpus_show('topic', 'tsne3d', False, 'fig2.png')
cc.quick_corpus_show('topic', 'pca2d', False, 'fig3.png')
cc.quick_corpus_show('topic', 'pca3d', False, 'fig4.png')
```
![](https://github.com/DSDanielPark/corpus-show/blob/main/tutorials/imgs/readme_fig1.png)
```python
# 2. quick_cluster_show method:
# Show figures with k-means clustering
df_returned = cc.quick_cluster_show('tsne2d', False, 'fig5.png')
df_returned = cc.quick_cluster_show('tsne3d', False, 'fig6.png')
df_returned = cc.quick_cluster_show('pcda2d', False, 'fig7.png')
df_returned = cc.quick_cluster_show('pcda2d', False, 'fig8.png')
```
![](https://github.com/DSDanielPark/corpus-show/blob/main/tutorials/imgs/readme_fig2.png)
- If you want to change the design of the plot, use matplotlib's RcParams method or the returned dataframe.

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# References
[1] Scikit-Learn https://scikit-learn.org <br>
[2] Matplotlib https://matplotlib.org/ <br>
[3] Huggingface Sentence Transformer https://huggingface.co/sentence-transformers <Br>
[4] SBERT https://www.sbert.net/

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### Use Case
[1] [Korean-news-topic-classification-using-KO-BERT](https://github.com/DSDanielPark/fine-tuned-korean-BERT-news-article-classifier): all plots were created through Corpus-Show and Quick-Show.


### Contacts
Maintainer: [Daniel Park, South Korea](https://github.com/DSDanielPark) 
e-mail parkminwoo1991@gmail.com