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Workshop materials for a two-day, remote Mini Hack where participants learned what Natural Language Processing is, how to preprocess data for it, how to conduct it, and how to evaluate topics.

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Natural lanugage processing (NLP) workshop

Hello! This repository stores the code and slides for a two-day Mini Hack that taught participants what NLP is, how to conduct preprocessing and NLP, and how to evaluate the outputs. The workshop is coded in Python, and is pitched for those with minimal coding experience and no NLP experience. You can access the code by clicking on the "NLP_MiniHack_Workshop.ipynb" file, then clicking the blue "open in Colab" button, as pictured below.

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In the Google Colab, you can use Python to perform preprocessing for a body of text- in this case, a small corpus of research papers on open and reproducble science. Then, you can use NLP to extract the themes uniting the papers. There are slides and activities embedded within the Colab, to encourage interaction with the code.

This event was created and organized by the following people (listed in alphebtical order by last name): Maria Balaet, Danielle Kurtin, Yorguin Mantilla Ramos, Violeta Menendez Gonzalez, Constantin Orasan, Roonak Rezvani, Eliana Salas Villa, and Zhaoying Yu

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Workshop materials for a two-day, remote Mini Hack where participants learned what Natural Language Processing is, how to preprocess data for it, how to conduct it, and how to evaluate topics.

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