EPISODE · Sep 17, 2020 · 1 MIN
Stemming in Natural Language Processing
from Code Logic · host Sarvesh Bhatnagar
In this podcast episode we will be talking about stemming in natural language processing. It is a text normalization step which we need to perform to normalize words such that run, runs and running counts the same... stemming involves chopping off affixes such as ing, ly, etc.
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