Provide node-nlp via https://deno.land --> deno-nlp

[michael-spengler]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
A rapidly growing number of developers uses https://deno.land - I would love if node-nlp was there as a third party module.
I created several third party modules for deno but I'm not as much inside node-nlp that I could do this on my own.

Describe the solution you'd like
Adding a third party module is in general simple - see https://deno.land/x

Describe alternatives you've considered
I could stick with NodeJS but I want to build services that will be also up and running and evolving in 10 years.

Additional context
Currently there seems to be no NLP Third Party module at all in https://deno.land. So it would be cool if node-nlp gets to be the first one. I say this because I'm a fan of the node-nlp features.

[michael-spengler]

I created the following frame in the meantime: https://deno.land/x/nlp

Feel free to create pull requests on the corresponding repository if you would like to develop it towards a purely deno based solution (without the need for an API call).

For my personal use case this already serves as a valid workaround as it makes sure I can use the node-nlp features in a deno runtime environment / program.

[jesus-seijas-sp]

Hello,
I did my first test with deno converting the NeuralNetwork (fast way... not really typed):
https://github.com/jesus-seijas-sp/neural-network-deno

This demo try the neural-network at really low level to classify a corpus, but using only tokenizer and not stem, so the precision is not only 79% in the corpus, but we can compare with other NLPs training and testing exactly with the same corpus (included in the demo):

As we can see it have better precision than the other NLPs that use only tokenizing, but is worst that those that use stemmers.

Also in console we will see the results of the performance:

Is able to run about 105.000 utterances per second, that's basically the same obtained with the same code in javascript in Node.js.

The problem or moving to deno is to convert the stemmers of all the languages... it's a lot of work.

[michael-spengler]

@jesus-seijas-sp thank you very much for starting this.

I just invited you as a collaborator for the repo: https://github.com/michael-spengler/nlp which represents https://deno.land/x/nlp.

Feel free to update things there if you think it's the appropriate place.

If you would like to create a separate deno module it's of course also fine from my perspective.

[ravimashru]

@jesus-seijas-sp The move to deno looks promising... Would it be possible to show me how to convert the stemmer of any one language to a deno-friendly format? I have a bunch of highly motivated colleagues that can help push this over the finish line after that. 😉

[michael-spengler]

Here a general tool which might be helpful for Deno Enablement: https://www.skypack.dev/

https://docs.skypack.dev/code/deno

[aigloss]

Closing due to inactivity