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add Watson discovery notebook #42
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@MichaelClifford thanks. Just a small nit - can we add a url to the source of the notebook/workshop just for code referencing purposes? 🙂 |
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@oindrillac added the following markdown to the top of the notebook:' |
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Can we load these values from environment if they are not defined or it's executed from automation?
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I think the prints here deserve a function. Something like:
from pprint import pprintdef describe_result(heading, obj):
print(f'"{heading}"\n')
pprint(obj, indent=3)
Or you can even consider printing it as a table from a pandas data frame... The data is fortunately consistent, so pandas should be able to auto-format it.
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This reminds me that we should update our license...
https://github.com/aicoe-aiops/mailing-list-analysis-toolkit/blob/master/LICENSE
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if my comments are missing the point and you're just simply trying to copy a notebook over in here, feel free to dismiss my review 🙂 |
Hey @tumido, all good points 😄 , and we should incorporate them into upcoming PR's on this notebook. But as you pointed out, this specific PR was just to include an existing notebook that @oindrillac and I are going to modify to meet our needs for testing out some IBM Watson NLU/Discovery features. The ultimate goal for this notebook though should be to add another "analyses" notebook to our workflow (see #40) |
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#40
This introduces a breaking change
This Pull Request implements
Adding the incomplete demo notebook from the Watson NLU workshop that we will modify to recreate out keyword analysis work.
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