--Originally published at TC3045 – Alfonso Irai

The time doesn’t stop, and neither do I. It’s time to get this show on track. The sad thing is that I still have 3 exams on Thursday and that’s kind of sad.

Talking about the project, we will be focusing on applying the sentiment analysis to show charts on the frontend, also to apply the backend to build the graphic word cloud, and give proper information, and direction on which candidate is leading the poll.

Let’s see how the week treats me.

--Originally published at TC3045 – Alfonso Irai

This week we had our sprint presentation. We could say that the backend part of the application is almost finished. We must focus now on the frontend part of it.

Let’s go on vacations!!!!!!!!

 

--Originally published at TC3045 – Alfonso Irai

Eleven. Eleven.

I remembered the first day of this semester and now, we only have 5 more weeks to finish this up.

This is the week we have our sprint presentation. On Tuesday will demonstrate our advancements on the functionality of our project so far. Next steps of the project are to be determined, but are mostly related to front-end integration.

Let’s see how we did by the end of the week.

Xoxo

--Originally published at TC3045 – Alfonso Irai

Mike and I finished styling the code for the words counting functionality of the word cloud. The graphic stuff is going to be developed in the front-end; however, the basic functionality of distinguishing which words are most frequently used by candidates is already done. We used a library from Python named Counter to do this. The current output of our word cloud program is a list of words with their respective number of appearances.

Also, Ken moved the sprint delivery because of the CENEVAL application, so we have until Tuesday to retouch our delivery.

--Originally published at TC3045 – Alfonso Irai

After our vertical workshop it’s time to work again!

For this week I’ll be working on finishing the counter for the word cloud. The goal is to finish the word cloud counter, also, formatting the results in order of repeated words.

We’ll see by the end of the week if we’ve achieved it. However, I think we need to finish it because we have the end of the sprint on Friday, so lets see how did it go.

--Originally published at TC3045 – Alfonso Irai

This week we started to develop the word cloud functionality. Mike was able to gather all the tweets from a certain user and display them.

I started to delete some stop words using Python’s Stop words library.

Basically that was our work this week. We plan to start also counting the words and display them in order.

--Originally published at TC3045 – Alfonso Irai

Mike and I will be working on finishing the word cloud functionality. First, I’ll be focusing in deleting the stop words from the candidates tweets, and from there, start storing those words in the database. Maybe after our tomorrow class, I’ll update the post.

--Originally published at TC3045 – Alfonso Irai

We’ve just ended our week 7. I can see how our project is taking shape and I’m exited about it.

This week I worked on removing stop words from simple texts in Spanish, waiting for Mike to finish the functionality of grabbing the Mexican presidential candidates tweets so I can remove now the stop words from those strings.

--Originally published at TC3045 – Alfonso Irai

The challenge for this week will be working on something really cool. I’ll be working with Mike on storing the data to make a tag cloud about our project.

We will be working on how to delete the stop words, and using the more relative words of the Mexican presidential candidates.

 

--Originally published at TC3045 – Alfonso Irai

The challenge for this week will be working on something really cool. I’ll be working with Mike on storing the data to make a tag cloud about our project.

We will be working on how to delete the stop words, and using the more relative words of the Mexican presidential candidates.