Source code for simplebayes.category

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[docs]class BayesCategory(object): """ Represents a trainable category of content for bayesian classification """ def __init__(self, name): """ :param name: The name of the category we're creating :type name: str """ self.name = name self.tokens = {} self.tally = 0
[docs] def train_token(self, word, count): """ Trains a particular token (increases the weight/count of it) :param word: the token we're going to train :type word: str :param count: the number of occurances in the sample :type count: int """ if word not in self.tokens: self.tokens[word] = 0 self.tokens[word] += count self.tally += count
[docs] def untrain_token(self, word, count): """ Untrains a particular token (decreases the weight/count of it) :param word: the token we're going to train :type word: str :param count: the number of occurances in the sample :type count: int """ if word not in self.tokens: return # If we're trying to untrain more tokens than we have, we end at 0 count = min(count, self.tokens[word]) self.tokens[word] -= count self.tally -= count
[docs] def get_token_count(self, word): """ Gets the count assosicated with a provided token/word :param word: the token we're getting the weight of :type word: str :return: the weight/count of the token :rtype: int """ return self.tokens.get(word, 0)
[docs] def get_tally(self): """ Gets the tally of all types :return: The total number of tokens :rtype: int """ return self.tally