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SocialModeler is an easy to use application built using the Java programming language, which you can use to analyze news articles and blogs, in order to determine trends in article content.
Using topic modeling methods and natural language processing techniques, SocialModeler outputs topic information and usage statistics.

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This is a python program with a configuration option that reads the configuration file and
appends to the specified file. It needs to be called in the following format:
keymacro (filepath_to_file) (key_1) (key_2) (…key_N)
The keys can be defined in the configuration file or can be defined on the command line.
The default configuration file is in “/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pythonmacro/config.py“.
Create a.csv file with the content ‘I can have 0 or more lines’ for example:
I can have 0 or more lines
The data will be printed to the terminal and you can use wc(1) to view the data.
You will see the output as:
As you can see the top 20 keys will be printed.
Sample Config
The following is an example of a configuration file that is defined in “/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pythonmacro/config.py“
# This is the configuration file for pythonmacro
# The keys in this file are defined in the following section
# Example:
# ” -> This is the text without the data
# ‘I can have 0 or more lines’ -> You have a key with no data
# ‘5,45,175’ -> This is the data associated with the key ‘5,45,175’
# ’53’ -> This is the other data associated with the key ‘5,45,175’
# Define your keys here
top_20 = [
# Examples:
#’key1′,
#’key2′,
#’key3′,
#]

User Manual
Pythonmacro has a very user friendly manual available in “/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pythonmacro/doc/html“.
Hook up the macro using a configuration file.
The.csv file needs to be created with the content as described above.
$ pythonmacro (filepath_to_file) (key_1) (key_2) (…key_N)
$ cat filepath_to_file
I can have 0 or more lines
$ pythonmacro (filepath_to_file) (key_1) (key_2) (…key
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News & Social Blogs: SocialModeler provides, among other things, the latest relevant news and the
most important information from blogs.
Topic modeling: You can filter out content that is not relevant to you, or to your organization,
based on specific topics.
Readers: You can know the topics that most readers of your site have been interested in.
Usage statistics: You can know the number of visitors that read your posts, the total number of your
posts, the average time spent on your site, etc.
Social navigation: You can know the most popular social networks of your visitors, based on the
content they have read on your site.
Analytics: You can measure the efficiency of your site, and compare it to other ones. You can also
use the results of your analysis to offer users more relevant content, or even personalized ads
based on their interests.
Blog Submission: You can add a tagline for your blog, and a link to your site so that your visitors
can find you.
Optionally, you can submit your blog to the social bookmarking websites, in order to enhance
its visibility.
Key Features:

News & Social Blogs. SocialModeler provides, among other things, the latest relevant news and
the most important information from blogs.
Topic modeling: You can filter out content that is not relevant to you, or to your organization,
based on specific topics.
Readers: You can know the topics that most readers of your site have been interested in.
Usage statistics: You can know the number of visitors that read your posts, the total number of your
posts, the average time spent on your site, etc.
Social navigation: You can know the most popular social networks of your visitors, based on the
content they have read on your site.
Analytics: You can measure the efficiency of your site, and compare it to other ones. You can also
use the results of your analysis to offer users more relevant content, or even personalized ads
based on their interests.
Blog Submission: You can add a tagline for your blog, and a link to your site so that your visitors
can find you.
Optionally, you can submit your blog to the social bookmarking websites, in order to enhance
its visibility.

SocialModeler Features Overview:

News & Social Blogs

What’s New In SocialModeler?

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The SocialModeler application is based on IBM’s Nuance speech-recognition technology, and
the text-analytic and topic-modeling capabilities of the Apache Lucene/Solr open source project.
This means that the application can analyze any text, and create output that includes
information about topic usage, word usage, and opinion trends.
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The default model that you use to analyze text is called the ‘Social Model.’ The
Social Model maps sentiment and trend information, while also including
information on word usage and topic usage.

Creating your own analysis model is very easy. The Social Model is stored in a file,
which you can create, and you can name it whatever you want. You can also change the
lexical resources used by your model. And you can specify several types of output. For
example, you can have output that includes information about the topics that are in the
text, and you can have output that includes topic usage and sentiment information.

If you want to use a model that you have created, you must have the SocialModeler
jar file on your system. You can download it from:

If you do not have the SocialModeler jar file, you can use the source code, to learn how
to create your own model.

Follow these steps to create a model:

1. Create a new file (for example, save as’mymodel.sm4′), and specify a filename that is
easy to remember.

2. Define the lexical resources that you want to use by adding code to the new file. For
example, if you want to analyze English text, you would add the following code:

Resource model = new FileResource(“resources/model/en-us.sm4”);
Resource corpus = new FileResource(“resources/model/en-us-corpus.txt”);

3. Define the model. You specify the model by adding a statement that declares it, for
example:

SocialModel model = new SocialModel();

4. Create the objects that you want to include in your output. The output
will have the same properties as the model, but it will also have a list of
objects. For example, if you want to output the topics that are in the
model, then you would add the following code to the model:

@Entity
class Topic {

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