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Can python detect style of language? eg. Flowery words vs simple words - mcp111 - Jan-06-2020 Can python detect style of language? eg. Flowery words vs simple words RE: Can python detect style of language? eg. Flowery words vs simple words - Larz60+ - Jan-07-2020 you can write your own, but there is already software that works with python can. See: https://www.nltk.org/ RE: Can python detect style of language? eg. Flowery words vs simple words - mcp111 - Jan-07-2020 How to do it with nltk? Can you give an example? RE: Can python detect style of language? eg. Flowery words vs simple words - Larz60+ - Jan-07-2020 perhaps: https://towardsdatascience.com/a-practitioners-guide-to-natural-language-processing-part-i-processing-understanding-text-9f4abfd13e72 section on: Emotion and Sentiment Analysis RE: Can python detect style of language? eg. Flowery words vs simple words - mcp111 - Jan-07-2020 Thanks But I didn't see anything about flowery language detection in that section It was more about positive and negative sentiment |