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zibaatak/nlp-realworld-applications

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natural language processing
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zib
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This repository contains the materials used in my presentation titled "Power of NLP: Unlock Real World Applications" for WTM Ethiopia # Power of NLP: Unlock Real World Applications This repository contains the materials used in my presentation titled "Power of NLP: Unlock Real World Applications" for WTM Ethiopia. You can find the slides here. # Installation Steps: 1. Clone Repository Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory where you want to store the project. To download the repository, execute the following command: ```Bash git clone github.com ``` This command creates a new folder named nlp-realworld-applications containing all the project files. Change into the newly created directory by running: ```Bash cd nlp-realworld-applications ``` 2. Create a virtual environment It's a best practice to use a virtual environment to manage project dependencies and avoid conflicts with other projects on your machine. You can choose one of the following methods to create your environment. **Conda** If you have Conda installed, you can create a new environment by running: ```Bash conda create --name nlp_env python=3.10 ``` **Python's venv** If you prefer to use Python's built-in venv module, you can create a new environment with this command: ```Bash python -m venv nlp_env ``` **UV** For a faster alternative, you can use UV to create an environment: ```Bash uv venv nlp_env ``` 3. Activate the Virtual Environment Before installing packages, you need to activate the environment you created. **Conda** ```Bash conda activate nlp_env ``` **Python's venv** #### On macOS and Linux ```source nlp_env/bin/activate``` #### On Windows ```nlp_env\Scripts\activate``` **UV** ```source nlp_env/bin/activate``` 4. Install Dependencies With the environment activated, you can now install all the necessary libraries by running the following command: ```Bash pip install -r requirements.txt ``` This command reads the requirements.txt file and installs all the dependencies listed within it. 5. Run the Notebooks To ensure the notebook …