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Web Crawling and Natural Language Processing COMP3450

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    COMP3450

Assessment3:WebCrawlerandNLPSystem

Type:WrittendocumentandJupyterNotebook

Weight:50%

Length:Upto3000wordswrittendocument,excludingcode,references,andoutput

Overview

This assignment involves building a prototype NLP solution using web scraping and machine learning. The initial part of the NLP solution is gathering data using a web scraper. The web scraper collects information from relevant websites and supplements that website data with metadata from additional knowledge databases (if needed). Once the data for the NLP solution is gathered, the data need to be processed, cleaned, and normalised.

A part of modern text normalisation is using machine learning are word embeddings. Word embeddings are a type of word representation that allows words with similar meaning to have a similar representation. Word embeddings are a distributed representation for text that is perhaps one of the key breakthroughs for the impressive performance of machine learning methods on challenging natural language processing problems.

To assist a development team integrating your WebCrawler and machine learning task, you willneedtopublishyourdocumentationandcodeinaGit-repository.

Learningoutcomes

  • Apply NLP data science skills, knowledge, and techniques to solve problems in data science NLP projects with a focus on web crawler and content extraction from
  • Apply NLP tasks in Python
  • Understand how to deploy data science projects into production pipelines

Deliverables

Forthisassessment,youaretoproduceareportdetailingallfourtasksANDaJupyter Notebook file with the final version of the Python code used.

Tasks

Thisassessmentcomprisesoffourtasks

  1. Defining of a single issue to be investigated or address using NLP methodologies
  2. Sourcing data from webpages and supplementing data from knowledge sources relevant to the issue
  3. Dataw rangling: Cleaning, normalisation, feature extraction of the sourced Normalisationmayinclude applying a word embedding algorithm.
  4. Modelling usingmachinelearningandvaluationofthe

Figure1https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/gathering-market-intelligence-from-the-web-using-cloud-based-ai-and-ml-techniques/

TaskDescriptions

Task1.Overview:Length:<200words(excludingcodeandreferences)

  1. An over view of the Issue
  2. Where the Issue is present on the world wide web
  3. How machine learning can be applied to provide a solution to the Issue

Task2.WebCrawler:Length<500words(excludingcodeandreferences)Detailing

  1. Websites
  2. Website/datacopy right considerations
  3. Methodology of applying the web crawler/scraper
  4. Limitations of the WebCrawler and the harvested
  5. Methodology of storing harvested data

Task 3.DataWranglingLength<500words(excludingcodeandreferences) Detailing:

  1. Cleaning, normalisation, feature extraction of the sourcedNormalisation may include applying a word embedding algorithm
  2. Summary and visualisation of the harvestedPreliminary EDA is acceptable in this section as well.

Task 4.MachineLearningLength<800words(excludingcodeandreferences) Detailing:

  1. Specification and justification of the implementation of the ML model
  2. Evaluation and visualisation of the machine learning model performance
  3. Effect of the data limitations and sampling biases on the machine learning performance

Wordlengthsarerecommendationsandmaychangerelativetoyourreportingneeds.

Permittedguidelinesforwebscraping

  1. Public dataonly:Availabletoanyoneonthewebwherenothinginthedataisbehind any kind of walled garden, pay or otherwise.
  2. Previously allowed:Some sites that have tacitly accepted that scraping occurs. For example, some services are openly acknowledged that this occurs (e.g. media intelligence and media monitoring).
  3. Non-copyright-protected content:The data involved appears to mostly, if not exclusively, be facts and information not protectable under copyright.

Permitted use of copyright-protected:If the site has a copyright protection notice, thenthe material scraped must be within the permissible use. Normally there is a standard notice onawebsitethatwillallowtodownload,display,printandreproduceitsmaterialinunaltered form only, provided that appropriate acknowledgment is made for your personal, non- commercial use. Take, for example,James Cook University website copyright and terms ofuse. James Cook Universitys copyright states that using areading list for metadata analysis would be possible as long as an appropriate acknowledgement is made

NOTES:SizeofCorpus

The NLP system is a prototype so the number of documents in the corpus will be limited in size.However,thesizeofthecorpuswillneedtobesufficienttodemonstratetheissueand tocalculatequalitymetrics.Asanindicativeguide,thenumberofdocumentsinyourcorpus will depend on the length of the documents.

  • Small lengthdocumentssuchassocialmediaposts,postsondiscussionboardsor phone text messages, you can expect to have 500 to 1000 documents in your
  • Medium lengthdocumentssuchasonlinenewarticlesorextractsfromreports(or long documents) you can expect to have 100 to 300 documents in your corpus.
  • Long lengthdocumentsuchascompletecompanyreports,youcanexpecttohave 50 to 200 documents in your corpus.

NOTES: Cloud Flare

Website may use technologies that actively prohibit web scraping to protect IP or to mitigate potential website downtime due to denial of service (DOS). Web scrapers and web crawlers can cause DOS outcomes. Cloud Flare is a very common technology that is used to keep a website operating by preventing headless web browsing scraping, like Selenium and Scrapy.

YoucancheckifawebsiteisprotectedbyCloudFlareatsiteslikehttp://www.doesitusecloudflare.com/

Assessmentsubmissionguidelines

UseMSWordorPDFforthewrittenreport.

Your submission for Assessment 3 should be uploaded to Learn JCU as two (2) separate files:

File1thewrittenreport.File2theJupyterNotebook.Yourreportmeetingfollowing requirements:

  • File name: pdf (or *.ipynb)
  • 12ptfontsizewithsinglelinespacing(preferred)
  • APA referencing style applied (preferred)

Youmayuploadasmanytimesasyouwant,butonlythelastsubmissionisgraded.

Importantnote

Theentire projectmust be accomplished usingPython. Any calculations, visualisations, resultsandsoonproducedusingsoftwareotherthanPython(e.g.R,Excel,Tableauetc.)isnotaccepted and, therefore, will not be assessed. The code itself must be prepared usingPython either as a script in notebook form or standalone Python files. Refusal to comply with these requirements will result in your work being considered asnot delivered.

Markingcriteria.Task 1:Overview10% ofOverallgrade

Criteria

HighDistinction/Distinction:Sophisticated/Exceeds Expectations (75-100%)

Credit/Pass:Above/MeetsExpectations(50-74%)

Fail: Unsatisfactory / BelowExpectations(0-

49%)

Overview

100%ofsectiongrade

Identifiesanddiscusses:

TheIssue

WheretheIssueispresentontheworldwideweb,withlinkages to how the chosen domains could be expanded

Howmachinelearningcanbeappliedtoprovideasolutionto the Issue with a brief literature review of peer reviewed literature relevant to the chosen NLP machine learning task;

DiscussionsarespecificandtargetedtowardsclearlyidentifiedaNLP task.Discussions are supported with credible references sources.

Identifiesanddiscusses:

TheIssue

WheretheIssueispresentontheworldwideweb

Howmachinelearningcanbeappliedtoprovidea solution to the Issue

DiscussionsareinageneralnatureofNLPtasksroutine data science related situation.

Partially identifies and/or explainssomekeyissuesin a superficial data science related situation

Markingcriteria.Task2:WebCrawler30%ofOverallgrade

Criteria

HighDistinction/Distinction:Sophisticated/Exceeds

Expectations(75-100%)

Credit/Pass:Above/MeetsExpectations(50-74%)

Fail:Unsatisfactory/Below

Expectations(0-49%)

Domains

25%ofsectiongrade

Identifiesanddiscusseswithjustifications:

WebsiteURLstobecrawledwithconsiderationof:coverageof the chosen domains on the issue relative to the www; limitations of the consumeddomains withlinkages to sampling design and ethical considerations

Copyrightofthechosendomainsandlinkagestoappropriate legal frameworks

TheNaturalLanguagedata,meta-data,orotherdataoneach domain and how these data align to the issue

Discussionsareinacomplexdatasciencerelatedsituation, drawing upon relevant theory from a wide range of credible sources; eliciting insightful knowledge linking to broader relationships and, bring in originality of perspective

Identifiesanddiscusses:

WebsiteURLstobecrawled

Copyrightofthechosendomains

ThetypeofNaturalLanguagedatausedinthe domains.

Discussionsaregeneralinnatureandidentifymost criteria

Partially identifies and/or explains somekeyissuesinasuperficialdata science related situation

WebCrawler workflow

75%ofsectiongrade

Identifiesanddiscusseswithjustifications:

Technologycomponentsusedforthewebcrawlerwith comparisons to other similar technology components

Complexityofthedomainsandwherethetargeteddata resides

Methodologyandsequencingofthecrawler(s),using the complexity, data structures and website access restrictions to optimise the crawler

Datastorage

Identifiesanddiscusses:

Technologycomponentsusedfortheweb crawler

Wherethetargeteddataresidesonthe domains

Methodologyandsequencingofthe crawler(s)

Datastorage

Partially identifies and/or explains somekeyissuesinasuperficialdata science related situation

Discussionsareinacomplexdatasciencerelatedsituation, drawing upon relevant theory from a wide range of credible sources; eliciting insightful knowledge linking to broader relationships and, bring in originality of perspective

Discussionsareinaroutinedatasciencerelated situation,usingcodeextractsindiscussionsand demonstrations, drawing upon relevant theory

Markingcriteria.Task3:DataWrangling. 20%ofOverallgrade

Criteria

HighDistinction/Distinction:Sophisticated/ExceedsExpectations

(75-100%)

Credit/Pass:Above/MeetsExpectations(50-74%)

Fail:Unsatisfactory/Below

Expectations(0-49%)

DataWrangling

50%ofsectiongrade

Identifiesanddiscusseswithjustifications:

Corpusdatawranglingmethodsthatbegintofeatureengineer towards the intended NLP task

FeatureextractionappropriatetotheintendedNPLtask

Hyperparametersofthefeatureextractiontask

Generationofanappropriatetrainingandtestsetswithreferenceto any sample distributions, biases and or data limitations

?

Discussionsareinacomplexdatasciencerelatedsituation,drawing upon relevant theory from a wide range of credible sources; eliciting insightful knowledge linking to broader relationships and, bring in originality of perspective

Identifiesanddiscusses:

Cleaningandnormalisationofthecorpus

Featureextractionappropriatetothe intended NPL task

Discussionsareinaroutinedatasciencerelated situation,usingcodeextractsindiscussionsand demonstrations, drawing upon relevant theory

?

Partially identifies and/or explainssomekeyissuesina superficial data science related situation

DataSummarisation

50%ofsectiongrade

Identifiesanddiscusses:

Visualisationandinterpretationofsampledistribution

Visualisationandinterpretationofcorpus

Descriptivestatisticsofboththesampleandthecorpus

Corpuslimitations

Samplingbiases

Discussionofthecorpusareinclusiveofpopulationsampling considerations and population strata.

Discussions, visualisations and tabulations contain linkages to samplingdesignandlimitations/designfeaturesofthewebcrawler.

Discussionselicitinsightfulknowledgelinkingtobroader relationships and, bring in originality of perspective

Identifiesanddiscusses:

Summaryofthegeneratedcorpus

Visualisationofthecorpus

Descriptivestatisticsofthecorpus

Discussionsareinaroutinedatasciencerelated situation,usingcodeextractsindiscussionsand demonstrations, drawing upon relevant theory

Partially identifies and/or explainssomekeyissuesina superficial data science related situation

Criteria

HighDistinction/Distinction:Sophisticated/Exceeds

Expectations(75-100%)

Credit/Pass:Above/MeetsExpectations(50-74%)

Fail:Unsatisfactory/Below

Expectations(0-49%)

Machine learning Structure

50%ofsectiongrade

Identifiesanddiscusseswithjustifications:

Structureofthemachinelearning

Hyperparametersofthemachinelearningalgorithm

Computationenvironment

Discussionsareinacomplexdatasciencerelatedsituation, drawing upon relevant theory from a wide range of credible sources; eliciting insightful knowledge linking to broader relationships and, bring in originality of perspective

Identifiesanddiscusses:

Structureofthemachinelearning

Hyperparametersofmachinelearningalgorithm

Computationenvironment

Discussionsareinaroutinedatasciencerelated situation, drawing upon relevant theory

?

Partially identifies and/or explains somekeyissuesinasuperficialdata science related situation

Evaluation

50%ofsectiongrade

Identifiesanddiscusses:

Detailedevaluationofthemachinelearningperformance

Visualisationofthemodelperformance

Detailedeffectsofthedatalimitationsandsamplingbiases on the machine learning model performance

Discussionsareinacomplexdatasciencerelatedsituation, highlights potential downstream effects related to data distribution,missingdata,ordatabiases.Discussionselicit insightful knowledge linking to broader relationships and, bring in originality of perspective

Identifiesanddiscusses:

Preliminaryevaluationofthemachine learning performance

Visualisationofthemodelperformance

Someeffectsofthedatalimitationsandsampling biases on the machine learning model performance

Discussionsareinaroutinedatasciencerelated situation,usingcodeextractsindiscussionsand demonstrations, drawing upon relevant theory

Partially identifies and/or explains somekeyissuesinasuperficialdata science related situation

Criteria

HighDistinction/Distinction:

Sophisticated/ExceedsExpectations(75-100%)

Credit/Pass:Above/MeetsExpectations(50-74%)

Fail:Unsatisfactory/BelowExpectations(0-

49%)

Report

33%ofsectiongrade

Sequencingofsectionslogicalandcoherent.Noout of sequence material or discussions.

Outputresults,code,figuresappearinthesections where initially discussed

Grammarandspellingerrorsarerare

Internalcrossreferencingalwaysused

Externalreferencingstyleappropriate

Sequencingofsectionslogicalandcoherent. Some out of sequencing of content.

Outputresults,code,figuresappearinthesections where initially discussed

Grammarandspellingcontainsomeerrors

Internalcrossreferencingsometimesused

Externalreferencingstyleappropriate

Sequencingofsectionsroutinelyillogical and/or incoherent, frequent out of sequencing of content.

Outputresults,code,figuresroutinelydonot appear in the sections where initially discussed

Grammarandspellingcontainfrequent errors

Internalcrossreferencingrarely/notused

Externalreferencingstyleinappropriate

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