Discovering the Language of Wine Reviews: A Text Mining Account (L18-1)

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Challenge: odors and flavors are often expressed in wine reviews, but they are often not.
Approach: They use a corpus of wine reviews to find out what wine is like in a review . they use lexical bag-of-words features, domain-specific terminology features and word embedding features to train machine learning.
Outcome: The proposed model predicts the wine's color, grape variety, and country of origin based on the review text alone.

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