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ChatGPT for NLP
4.5533 ratings at Great Learning AcademyOverview
Learn NLP and text summarization with GPT-5 refined prompts, enabling accurate, coherent, and context-aware language analysis for practical applications. In this course, we'll take you on a journey to learn NLP application using the power of ChatGPT. First, we'll provide you with a comprehensive introduction to text summarization, explaining its importance and real-world applications. You'll learn how summarization techniques can condense large volumes of text into concise and meaningful summaries. Next, we'll guide you through the basic steps of text summarization, breaking down the process into manageable chunks. We'll cover everything from data preprocessing to feature extraction and model selection, ensuring you have a solid foundation.
But here's where it gets exciting! We'll dive deep into leveraging ChatGPT for text summarization. You'll explore how this cutting-edge language model can generate accurate and coherent summaries, revolutionizing the way we extract key information from text. By the end of this course, you'll have the knowledge and skills to implement text summarization using ChatGPT effectively. Enrol now and embark on this transformative learning journey with us!
What you'll learn
- Introduction to Text Summarization
- Generating Text Summarization Code in ChatGPT
- Understanding Text Summarization Code
Syllabus 4
- Introduction to Text Summarization
This module provides an overview of the Text Summarization Techniques which are essential for condensing large volumes of text into concise summaries.
- Basic Steps for Text Summarization
In this module, you will learn text summarization techniques: preprocessing, sentence/word extraction, and clean text data using tokenization, stop word removal, etc.
- Text Summarization using ChatGPT
In this module, you will learn text summarization using ChatGPT, implement Python codes in Colab Notebook for hands-on experience, and explore the various functions and approaches.
- Text Summarization - Summary
In this module, you will get a recap of the main points and key information from the course content along with key takeaways.
Advantages and disadvantages
Advantages
- Free, short, with a free certificate.
- Made in India, with examples Indian students will recognise.
- Free certificate when you finish.
- Completely free.
- Self-paced: start any time.
- A clear syllabus (4 parts) you can see before you start.
- Hands-on: you build or practise, not just watch.
Disadvantages
- Introductory; the certificate carries little weight with employers.
- Expect follow-up calls and emails about paid programs.
- Short (30 minutes): an overview, not deep coverage.
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