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Hieroglyph, a research tool to easily view a YouTube video's transcript

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Re: Hieroglyph, a research tool to easily view a YouTube video's transcript

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I gather making paragraphs that make any sense would require either a very advanced algorithm or an AI?

Its tough. The easy solution I plan on implementing soon is just letting the user adjust where newlines are inserted, every 5 sentences or 6 sentences. Other plan further out would be to see where the silences in the video are and insert newlines there.

Have you looked into text analysis with natural language processing?

Re: Hieroglyph, a research tool to easily view a YouTube video's transcript

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post #61
post #56

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Its tough. The easy solution I plan on implementing soon is just letting the user adjust where newlines are inserted, every 5 sentences or 6 sentences. Other plan further out would be to see where the silences in the video are and insert newlines there.

Have you looked into text analysis with natural language processing?

I have not. This space is fairly new to me, but I am curious. Could you point me to any resources?
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