1. | Aim is to extract useful insights from structured and unstructured text. | Aim is to understand what is conveyed in speech. |
2. | It deals with the conversion of textual content into data which is further analyzed. | Its goal is that computer systems can understand human languages or text. |
3. | To process data, it uses various types of tools and languages. | It uses high-level machine learning models to process data and for producing output. |
4. | To perform tasks, it does not consider semantic analysis. | It considers Syntactic analysis and semantic analysis for performing tasks. |
5. | The main source of data in text mining includes massive docs. | In this, there can be multiple sources of data such as signboards, speech, etc. |
6. | In this, we can measure the system performance and its accuracy easily as compared to NLP. | In this, to measure system performance is quite difficult as compared to Text Mining. |
7. | It does not require human intervention. | To process data, sometimes it requires human intervention. |
8. | It produces the pattern and frequency of words. | It produces structure like grammatical structure. |
9. | Performance measure is direct and relatively simple. | Highly difficult to measure system accuracy for machines. |
10. | It can be used to monitor social media. | It can be used in website translation. |
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| It primarily works with unstructured text data such as documents, webpages and emails.
| It works with various forms of text, speech and other forms of human language data.
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| It's application include sentiment analysis, document categorization, entity recognition and so on.
| It's application include machine translation, chatbots and so on.
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| It is less dependent on the specific language being analyzed.
| It is highly dependent on language, as various language-specific models and resources are used.
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| Rapid Miner and KNIME are some tools used.
| NLTK and spaCy are some tools used.
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| It is less context-sensitive as it focuses on surface-level features.
| It is highly context-sensitive and most often requires understanding the broader context of text provided.
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