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I have Arabic tweet and I want to replace question marks and exclamation into Arabic word synonymous I tried this code i used regular expression but nothing happens. I used jupyter notebook
def replace_questionmark(tweet):
text = re.sub("!", "تعجب",tweet)
text = re.sub('استفهام','؟' ,tweet)
return tweet
data_df['clean text'] = data_df['Text'].apply(lambda x: replace_questionmark(x))
python-3.x nlp
asked Mar 24 at 20:54
fafafafa
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I have Arabic tweet and I want to replace question marks and exclamation into Arabic word synonymous I tried this code i used regular expression but nothing happens. I used jupyter notebook
def replace_questionmark(tweet):
text = re.sub("!", "تعجب",tweet)
text = re.sub('استفهام','؟' ,tweet)
return tweet
data_df['clean text'] = data_df['Text'].apply(lambda x: replace_questionmark(x))
python-3.x nlp
asked Mar 24 at 20:54
fafafafa
112
works for me. Could you add an example of how it failed?
– DYZ
Mar 24 at 21:13
when i read the data it did not replace the marks
– fafa
Mar 24 at 21:37
Please indent your code correctly and add a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example - something small that we can run and reproduce your problem.
– DYZ
Mar 24 at 21:54
You're passingtweettore.suband saving the returned string totext(twice) then you return the unchanged variabletweet. Try replacingtextwithtweet
– Justin Ezequiel
Mar 24 at 22:28
yes, I replace text with tweet. it replaces only the "!" but "؟" did not replace. I do not know why.I think because of its Arabic marks, it did not recognize it ??
– fafa
Mar 25 at 12:20
add a comment |
I have Arabic tweet and I want to replace question marks and exclamation into Arabic word synonymous I tried this code i used regular expression but nothing happens. I used jupyter notebook
def replace_questionmark(tweet):
text = re.sub("!", "تعجب",tweet)
text = re.sub('استفهام','؟' ,tweet)
return tweet
data_df['clean text'] = data_df['Text'].apply(lambda x: replace_questionmark(x))
python-3.x nlp
asked Mar 24 at 20:54
fafafafa
112
I have Arabic tweet and I want to replace question marks and exclamation into Arabic word synonymous I tried this code i used regular expression but nothing happens. I used jupyter notebook
def replace_questionmark(tweet):
text = re.sub("!", "تعجب",tweet)
text = re.sub('استفهام','؟' ,tweet)
return tweet
data_df['clean text'] = data_df['Text'].apply(lambda x: replace_questionmark(x))
python-3.x nlp
python-3.x nlp
asked Mar 24 at 20:54
fafafafa
112
asked Mar 24 at 20:54
fafafafa
112
asked Mar 24 at 20:54
fafafafa
112
asked Mar 24 at 20:54
fafafafa
112
asked Mar 24 at 20:54
fafafafa
112
112
works for me. Could you add an example of how it failed?
– DYZ
Mar 24 at 21:13
when i read the data it did not replace the marks
– fafa
Mar 24 at 21:37
Please indent your code correctly and add a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example - something small that we can run and reproduce your problem.
– DYZ
Mar 24 at 21:54
You're passingtweettore.suband saving the returned string totext(twice) then you return the unchanged variabletweet. Try replacingtextwithtweet
– Justin Ezequiel
Mar 24 at 22:28
yes, I replace text with tweet. it replaces only the "!" but "؟" did not replace. I do not know why.I think because of its Arabic marks, it did not recognize it ??
– fafa
Mar 25 at 12:20
add a comment |
works for me. Could you add an example of how it failed?
– DYZ
Mar 24 at 21:13
when i read the data it did not replace the marks
– fafa
Mar 24 at 21:37
Please indent your code correctly and add a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example - something small that we can run and reproduce your problem.
– DYZ
Mar 24 at 21:54
You're passingtweettore.suband saving the returned string totext(twice) then you return the unchanged variabletweet. Try replacingtextwithtweet
– Justin Ezequiel
Mar 24 at 22:28
yes, I replace text with tweet. it replaces only the "!" but "؟" did not replace. I do not know why.I think because of its Arabic marks, it did not recognize it ??
– fafa
Mar 25 at 12:20
works for me. Could you add an example of how it failed?
– DYZ
Mar 24 at 21:13
works for me. Could you add an example of how it failed?
– DYZ
Mar 24 at 21:13
when i read the data it did not replace the marks
– fafa
Mar 24 at 21:37
when i read the data it did not replace the marks
– fafa
Mar 24 at 21:37
Please indent your code correctly and add a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example - something small that we can run and reproduce your problem.
– DYZ
Mar 24 at 21:54
Please indent your code correctly and add a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example - something small that we can run and reproduce your problem.
– DYZ
Mar 24 at 21:54
You're passing
tweet to re.sub and saving the returned string to text (twice) then you return the unchanged variable tweet. Try replacing text with tweet– Justin Ezequiel
Mar 24 at 22:28
You're passing
tweet to re.sub and saving the returned string to text (twice) then you return the unchanged variable tweet. Try replacing text with tweet– Justin Ezequiel
Mar 24 at 22:28
yes, I replace text with tweet. it replaces only the "!" but "؟" did not replace. I do not know why.I think because of its Arabic marks, it did not recognize it ??
– fafa
Mar 25 at 12:20
yes, I replace text with tweet. it replaces only the "!" but "؟" did not replace. I do not know why.I think because of its Arabic marks, it did not recognize it ??
– fafa
Mar 25 at 12:20
add a comment |
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The following code solves your problem
import pandas as pd
import re
Text = [u'I am feeling good !', u'I am testing this code ؟']
data_df = pd.DataFrame(columns=['Text'], data=Text)
def replace_questionmark(tweet):
text = tweet.replace(u'!', u'تعج')
text = text.replace(u'؟', u'استفهام')
return text.encode('utf-8')
data_df['clean text'] = data_df['Text'].apply(lambda x: replace_questionmark(x))
print(data_df)
Output
Text clean text
0 I am feeling good ! I am feeling good تعج
1 I am testing this code ؟ I am testing this code استفهام
answered Mar 29 at 10:04
Noman DilawarNoman Dilawar
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The following code solves your problem
import pandas as pd
import re
Text = [u'I am feeling good !', u'I am testing this code ؟']
data_df = pd.DataFrame(columns=['Text'], data=Text)
def replace_questionmark(tweet):
text = tweet.replace(u'!', u'تعج')
text = text.replace(u'؟', u'استفهام')
return text.encode('utf-8')
data_df['clean text'] = data_df['Text'].apply(lambda x: replace_questionmark(x))
print(data_df)
Output
Text clean text
0 I am feeling good ! I am feeling good تعج
1 I am testing this code ؟ I am testing this code استفهام
answered Mar 29 at 10:04
Noman DilawarNoman Dilawar
85431342
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The following code solves your problem
import pandas as pd
import re
Text = [u'I am feeling good !', u'I am testing this code ؟']
data_df = pd.DataFrame(columns=['Text'], data=Text)
def replace_questionmark(tweet):
text = tweet.replace(u'!', u'تعج')
text = text.replace(u'؟', u'استفهام')
return text.encode('utf-8')
data_df['clean text'] = data_df['Text'].apply(lambda x: replace_questionmark(x))
print(data_df)
Output
Text clean text
0 I am feeling good ! I am feeling good تعج
1 I am testing this code ؟ I am testing this code استفهام
answered Mar 29 at 10:04
Noman DilawarNoman Dilawar
85431342
add a comment |
The following code solves your problem
import pandas as pd
import re
Text = [u'I am feeling good !', u'I am testing this code ؟']
data_df = pd.DataFrame(columns=['Text'], data=Text)
def replace_questionmark(tweet):
text = tweet.replace(u'!', u'تعج')
text = text.replace(u'؟', u'استفهام')
return text.encode('utf-8')
data_df['clean text'] = data_df['Text'].apply(lambda x: replace_questionmark(x))
print(data_df)
Output
Text clean text
0 I am feeling good ! I am feeling good تعج
1 I am testing this code ؟ I am testing this code استفهام
answered Mar 29 at 10:04
Noman DilawarNoman Dilawar
85431342
The following code solves your problem
import pandas as pd
import re
Text = [u'I am feeling good !', u'I am testing this code ؟']
data_df = pd.DataFrame(columns=['Text'], data=Text)
def replace_questionmark(tweet):
text = tweet.replace(u'!', u'تعج')
text = text.replace(u'؟', u'استفهام')
return text.encode('utf-8')
data_df['clean text'] = data_df['Text'].apply(lambda x: replace_questionmark(x))
print(data_df)
Output
Text clean text
0 I am feeling good ! I am feeling good تعج
1 I am testing this code ؟ I am testing this code استفهام
answered Mar 29 at 10:04
Noman DilawarNoman Dilawar
85431342
answered Mar 29 at 10:04
Noman DilawarNoman Dilawar
85431342
answered Mar 29 at 10:04
Noman DilawarNoman Dilawar
85431342
answered Mar 29 at 10:04
Noman DilawarNoman Dilawar
85431342
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works for me. Could you add an example of how it failed?
– DYZ
Mar 24 at 21:13
when i read the data it did not replace the marks
– fafa
Mar 24 at 21:37
Please indent your code correctly and add a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example - something small that we can run and reproduce your problem.
– DYZ
Mar 24 at 21:54
You're passing
tweettore.suband saving the returned string totext(twice) then you return the unchanged variabletweet. Try replacingtextwithtweet– Justin Ezequiel
Mar 24 at 22:28
yes, I replace text with tweet. it replaces only the "!" but "؟" did not replace. I do not know why.I think because of its Arabic marks, it did not recognize it ??
– fafa
Mar 25 at 12:20