Reputation: 3895
I have Pandas dataframe with one text column. I want to count what phrases are the most common in this column.
For example, from the text, you can see that phrases like a very good movie
, last night
etc. appears a lot of time.
I think that there is a way of defining n-grams, for example that phrase is between 3 and 5 words, but I do not know how to do that.
import pandas as pd
text = ['this is a very good movie that we watched last night',
'i have watched a very good movie last night',
'i love this song, its amazing',
'what should we do if he asks for it',
'movie last night was amazing',
'a very nice song was played',
'i would like to se a good show',
'a good show was on tv last night']
df = pd.DataFrame({"text":text})
print(df)
So my goal is to rank the phrases (3-5 words) that appears a lot of times
Upvotes: 3
Views: 3403
Reputation: 863741
First split
text in list comprehension and flatten to vals
, then create ngrams
, pass to Series
and last use Series.value_counts
:
from nltk import ngrams
vals = [y for x in df['text'] for y in x.split()]
n = [3,4,5]
a = pd.Series([y for x in n for y in ngrams(vals, x)]).value_counts()
print (a)
(a, good, show) 2
(movie, last, night) 2
(a, very, good) 2
(last, night, i) 2
(a, very, good, movie) 2
..
(should, we, do) 1
(a, very, nice, song, was) 1
(asks, for, it, movie, last) 1
(this, song,, its, amazing, what) 1
(i, have, watched, a) 1
Length: 171, dtype: int64
Or if tuples should be joined by space:
n = [3,4,5]
a = pd.Series([' '.join(y) for x in n for y in ngrams(vals, x)]).value_counts()
print (a)
last night i 2
a good show 2
a very good movie 2
very good movie 2
movie last night 2
..
its amazing what should 1
watched last night i have 1
to se a 1
very good movie last night 1
a very nice song was 1
Length: 171, dtype: int64
Another idea with Counter
:
from nltk import ngrams
from collections import Counter
vals = [y for x in df['text'] for y in x.split()]
c = Counter([' '.join(y) for x in [3,4,5] for y in ngrams(vals, x)])
df1 = pd.DataFrame({'ngrams': list(c.keys()),
'count': list(c.values())})
print (df1)
ngrams count
0 this is a 1
1 is a very 1
2 a very good 2
3 very good movie 2
4 good movie that 1
.. ... ...
166 show a good show was 1
167 a good show was on 1
168 good show was on tv 1
169 show was on tv last 1
170 was on tv last night 1
[171 rows x 2 columns]
Upvotes: 5