Demo Day Page Parser - Revision history

Ed at 17:47, 21 September 2020

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 {{Project
-|Has project output=
+|Has project output=Tool
 |Has sponsor=McNair Center
 |Has title=Demo Day Page Parser

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 {{Project
 |Has sponsor=McNair Center
 |Has title=Demo Day Page Parser

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 {{Project
 |Has title=Demo Day Page Parser
 |Has owner=Peter Jalbert,

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-{{McNair Projects
+{{Project
 |Has title=Demo Day Page Parser
 |Has owner=Peter Jalbert,

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 |Has title=Demo Day Page Parser
 |Has owner=Peter Jalbert,
-|Has project status=Complete
+|Has project status=Subsume
 }}
 ==Project Specs==

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 A file with an analysis of the most frequent matched words in each text file:
-  topWordsNew.txt
+  topWordsFull.txt
 ==Faulty Results==

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   ListOfAccs.txt
-The full list of potential keywords (used for throwing out irrelevant results):
+The full list of search terms to match with the text versions of news articles:
-  Keywords.txt
+  CohortAndAcceleratorsFullList.txt
 A list of accelerators, queries, and urls:
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 A file with the name of the results that passed keyword matching:
   DemoDayHitsFull.txt
 ==Faulty Results==

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:31, 19 December 2017
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	Techstars, Hot		Techstars, Hot

−	~~After~~ removing these companies from ~~consideration~~ as ~~keywords~~,	+	Rather than removing these companies from the list of search terms, we opted to not include as search terms any words that were considered among the top 10000 most common English words. For reference, we used the top 10000 most common English words according to a Google research study. The github documentation of the study can be found [https://github.com/first20hours/google-10000-english here].
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		+	The file containing the 10000 most common English words can be found:
		+	E:\McNair\Software\Accelerators\10000_common_words.txt
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		+	The results seemed much more plausible after removing these words. Some company words still appeared many times, but in the correct context.

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	L-Spark, Company		L-Spark, Company
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		+	Techstars, Hot

	After removing these companies from consideration as keywords,		After removing these companies from consideration as keywords,