Use brain.js neural network to do text analysis

Andrew Rasmussen picture Andrew Rasmussen · May 5, 2016 · Viewed 8.8k times · Source

I'm trying to do some text analysis to determine if a given string is... talking about politics. I'm thinking I could create a neural network where the input is either a string or a list of words (ordering might matter?) and the output is whether the string is about politics.

However the brain.js library only takes inputs of a number between 0 and 1 or an array of numbers between 0 and 1. How can I coerce my data in such a way that I can achieve the task?

Answer

Prem Santh picture Prem Santh · Mar 17, 2018
new brain.recurrent.LSTM(); 

this does the trick for you.

Example,

var brain = require('brain.js')
var net = new brain.recurrent.LSTM();
net.train([
  {input: "my unit-tests failed.", output: "software"},
  {input: "tried the program, but it was buggy.", output: "software"},
  {input: "i need a new power supply.", output: "hardware"},
  {input: "the drive has a 2TB capacity.", output: "hardware"},
  {input: "unit-tests", output: "software"},
  {input: "program", output: "software"},
  {input: "power supply", output: "hardware"},
  {input: "drive", output: "hardware"},
]);

console.log("output = "+net.run("drive"));


output = hardware

refer to this link=> https://github.com/BrainJS/brain.js/issues/65 this has clear explanation and usage of brain.recurrent.LSTM()