> > I’ve always included it in the REST based call. I’ve not seen any option > for giving it a URI from which to retrieve the text. > > I’ve been feeding in tweets, and transcriptions of phone calls but haven’t > run into size limits. We’ve been doing keyword analysis, sentiment, > language detection, etc. > > I’m not sure that feeding in large volumes of text would be all that > useful. For example, even when doing call transcriptions, I’m looking at > sentiment at different parts of a call. > > Key phrases retrieved from gigabytes of text wouldn’t seem that useful to > me. >
Hi GL, from what you say, maybe I misunderstand how it's supposed to be used?! Or is it the wrong tool? My colleague has megabytes of collected tweets on subjects like US politics and Covid and is looking for trends in sentiment and frequency of keywords like 'Trump" "impeach" "vaccination" etc. He is generating attractive charts of this sort of thing, but by a rather tedious process at the moment and I was hoping the Azure Text Analytics could make his task a breeze. I was going to run an experiment by feeding in the whole text of The War of The Worlds <https://www.gutenberg.org/files/36/36-0.txt> and looking for key phrases and major names. That's when I realised it didn't accept input the way I expected. or it doesn't work the way I expect. Hmmm... *Greg K*
