Which software tool is better for large text corpus RStudio or Python?

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Eduardo R. Cunha

Hi Sandhya Avasthi,

You may find Python more efficient for text corpus task. Here is a good beginning tutorial: http://www.pitt.edu/~naraehan/presentation/cmu_dh_workshop_2017.html

But I think you should consider sticking to the one you feel more comfortable.

Cheers

Sujana Katta

Hi Sandhya

I felt, working with Python is better. NLTK is a suite of libraries in python that provides many interfaces along with a feature called WordNet to find synonyms and antonyms as well. Please find the link below for more information.

https://pythonprogramming.net/wordnet-nltk-tutorial/?completed=/nltk-corpus-corpora-tutorial/

s.s Mahtab

I have found python better

Sandhya Avasthi

thanks s.s Mahtab , Sujana Katta, Eduardo R. cunha

Soteris Solomou

FYI RStudio is the IDE, you mean R. In my opinion both are very similar. Nowadays, we see common libraries being built for both frameworks, and libraries that can run R-code in python and vice versa, especially in famous disciplines like NLP. If you are familiar with both, then you should go with the one you feel more comfortable with.

Soteris Solomou ,thank you so much for the help

Let's try and simplify it then :). What is your background? If you come from a purely mathematical/statistical background then R will suit you better (remember, R was written by statisticians, not developers - Its greatest strength AND weakness). If you are coming from a more technical/programming background, then I 'd say python.