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A Python library for calculating a large variety of metrics from text

TextDescriptives

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A Python library for calculating a large variety of metrics from text(s) using spaCy v.3 pipeline components and extensions.

๐Ÿ”ง Installation

pip install textdescriptives

๐Ÿ“ฐ News

  • We now have a TextDescriptives-powered web-app so you can extract and downloads metrics without a single line of code! Check it out here
  • Version 2.0 out with a new API, a new component, updated documentation, and tutorials! Components are now called by "textdescriptives/{metric_name}. New coherence component for calculating the semantic coherence between sentences. See the documentation for tutorials and more information!

โšก Quick Start

Use extract_metrics to quickly extract your desired metrics. To see available methods you can simply run:

import textdescriptives as td
td.get_valid_metrics()
# {'quality', 'readability', 'all', 'descriptive_stats', 'dependency_distance', 'pos_proportions', 'information_theory', 'coherence'}

Set the spacy_model parameter to specify which spaCy model to use, otherwise, TextDescriptives will auto-download an appropriate one based on lang. If lang is set, spacy_model is not necessary and vice versa.

Specify which metrics to extract in the metrics argument. None extracts all metrics.

import textdescriptives as td

text = "The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air. Much that once was is lost, for none now live who remember it."
# will automatically download the relevant model (ยดen_core_web_lgยด) and extract all metrics
df = td.extract_metrics(text=text, lang="en", metrics=None)

# specify spaCy model and which metrics to extract
df = td.extract_metrics(text=text, spacy_model="en_core_web_lg", metrics=["readability", "coherence"])

Usage with spaCy

To integrate with other spaCy pipelines, import the library and add the component(s) to your pipeline using the standard spaCy syntax. Available components are descriptive_stats, readability, dependency_distance, pos_proportions, coherence, and quality prefixed with textdescriptives/.

If you want to add all components you can use the shorthand textdescriptives/all.

import spacy
import textdescriptives as td
# load your favourite spacy model (remember to install it first using e.g. `python -m spacy download en_core_web_sm`)
nlp = spacy.load("en_core_web_sm")
nlp.add_pipe("textdescriptives/all") 
doc = nlp("The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air. Much that once was is lost, for none now live who remember it.")

# access some of the values
doc._.readability
doc._.token_length

TextDescriptives includes convenience functions for extracting metrics from a Doc to a Pandas DataFrame or a dictionary.

td.extract_dict(doc)
td.extract_df(doc)
text first_order_coherence second_order_coherence pos_prop_DET pos_prop_NOUN pos_prop_AUX pos_prop_VERB pos_prop_PUNCT pos_prop_PRON pos_prop_ADP pos_prop_ADV pos_prop_SCONJ flesch_reading_ease flesch_kincaid_grade smog gunning_fog automated_readability_index coleman_liau_index lix rix n_stop_words alpha_ratio mean_word_length doc_length proportion_ellipsis proportion_bullet_points duplicate_line_chr_fraction duplicate_paragraph_chr_fraction duplicate_5-gram_chr_fraction duplicate_6-gram_chr_fraction duplicate_7-gram_chr_fraction duplicate_8-gram_chr_fraction duplicate_9-gram_chr_fraction duplicate_10-gram_chr_fraction top_2-gram_chr_fraction top_3-gram_chr_fraction top_4-gram_chr_fraction symbol_#_to_word_ratio contains_lorem ipsum passed_quality_check dependency_distance_mean dependency_distance_std prop_adjacent_dependency_relation_mean prop_adjacent_dependency_relation_std token_length_mean token_length_median token_length_std sentence_length_mean sentence_length_median sentence_length_std syllables_per_token_mean syllables_per_token_median syllables_per_token_std n_tokens n_unique_tokens proportion_unique_tokens n_characters n_sentences
0 The world is changed(...) 0.633002 0.573323 0.097561 0.121951 0.0731707 0.170732 0.146341 0.195122 0.0731707 0.0731707 0.0487805 107.879 -0.0485714 5.68392 3.94286 -2.45429 -0.708571 12.7143 0.4 24 0.853659 2.95122 41 0 0 0 0 0.232258 0.232258 0 0 0 0 0.0580645 0.174194 0 0 False False 1.77524 0.553188 0.457143 0.0722806 3.28571 3 1.54127 7 6 3.09839 1.08571 1 0.368117 35 23 0.657143 121 5

๐Ÿ“– Documentation

TextDescriptives has a detailed documentation as well as a series of Jupyter notebook tutorials. All the tutorials are located in the docs/tutorials folder and can also be found on the documentation website.

Documentation
๐Ÿ“š Getting started Guides and instructions on how to use TextDescriptives and its features.
๐Ÿ‘ฉโ€๐Ÿ’ป Demo A live demo of TextDescriptives.
๐Ÿ˜Ž Tutorials Detailed tutorials on how to make the most of TextDescriptives
๐Ÿ“ฐ News and changelog New additions, changes and version history.
๐ŸŽ› API References The detailed reference for TextDescriptive's API. Including function documentation
๐Ÿ“„ Paper The preprint of the TextDescriptives paper.