Text Analytics Toolbox

Text Analytics Toolbox provides tools for preprocessing, analyzing, and modeling text data for applications like sentiment analysis and topic modeling. Process raw text from various sources, convert it into numerical features, and apply methods like LSA, LDA, and word embeddings. Combine text features with other data for machine learning models.

Import and Visualize Text

Import text data from files like PDF, HTML, and Word into MATLAB. Explore datasets visually with word clouds and text scatter plots.

Clean and Preprocess Text

Use high-level filters to remove URLs, HTML tags, and punctuation. Correct spelling, remove stop words, and normalize words to their root form.

Convert Text to Structured Format

Tokenize text, compute word frequency stats, and train word embeddings like word2vec and skip-gram for numerical representation.

Apply AI to Text Analytics

Train ML or DL models like LSA, LDA, and LSTM on text data. Use transformer models like BERT, FinBERT, and GPT-2 for transfer learning.

Large Language Models

Connect MATLAB to the OpenAI™ Chat Completions API. Leverage the natural language processing capabilities of GPT models within your MATLAB environment, for tasks such as text summarization and chatting.

Text Analytics for Engineers

Create predictive maintenance schedules using sensor and text log data. Automate requirement formalization and compliance checks.

Document Analysis

Use topic modeling to uncover and visualize patterns, trends, and relationships in text. Summarize documents, extract keywords, and assess document importance and similarity.

Sentiment Analysis

Analyze text to classify sentiment as positive, neutral, or negative, and build models for real-time sentiment prediction.

Text Generation and Classification

Use deep learning to generate text and classify descriptions using word embeddings to identify categories.

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