The term “smart city” is widely used, but there is no consensus on the definition. Many citizens and stakeholders are unsure about what a smart city means in their community and how it affects them. Imagine you are a stakeholder in a rising Smart City and want to know more about themes and concepts about existing smart cities. You also want to know where does your smart city place among others. In this project, you will use text analysis techniques to investigate themes and similarities for smart cities with the use of cluster analysis, topic modeling, and summarization. This project can help you as a stakeholder understand smart cities using data from the 2015 Smart City Challenge.

Clone the repo

pipenv run python project3.py --document "city.pdf" the command for document has to be in quotations. pipenv run python -m pytest for test

. ├── COLLABORATORS ├── LICENSE ├── Pipfile ├── Pipfile.lock ├── README.md ├── pycache │ └── contractions.cpython-310.pyc ├── contractions.py ├── docs ├── model.pkl ├── project3.ipynb ├── project3.py ├── setup.cfg ├── setup.py ├── smartcity │ ├── AK Anchorage.pdf │ ├── AL Birmingham.pdf │ ├── AL Montgomery.pdf │ ├── AZ Scottsdale AZ.pdf │ ├── AZ Tucson.pdf │ ├── CA Chula Vista.pdf │ ├── CA Fremont.pdf │ ├── CA Fresno.pdf │ ├── CA Long Beach.pdf │ ├── CA Moreno Valley.pdf │ ├── CA Oakland.pdf │ ├── CA Oceanside.pdf │ ├── CA Riverside.pdf │ ├── CA Sacramento.pdf │ ├── CA San Jose_0.pdf │ ├── CT NewHaven.pdf │ ├── DC_0.pdf │ ├── FL Jacksonville.pdf │ ├── FL Miami.pdf │ ├── FL Orlando.pdf │ ├── FL St. Petersburg.pdf │ ├── FL Tallahassee.pdf │ ├── FL Tampa.pdf │ ├── GA Atlanta.pdf │ ├── GA Brookhaven.pdf │ ├── GA Columbus.docx │ ├── IA Des Moines.pdf │ ├── IN Indianapolis.pdf │ ├── KY Louisville.pdf │ ├── LA Baton Rouge.pdf │ ├── LA New Orleans.pdf │ ├── LA Shreveport.pdf │ ├── MA Boston.pdf │ ├── MD Baltimore.pdf │ ├── MI Detroit.pdf │ ├── MI Port Huron and Marysville.pdf │ ├── MN Minneapolis St Paul.pdf │ ├── MO St. Louis.pdf │ ├── NC Charlotte.pdf │ ├── NC Greensboro.pdf │ ├── NC Raleigh.pdf │ ├── NE Lincoln.pdf │ ├── NE Omaha.pdf │ ├── NJ Jersey City.pdf │ ├── NJ Newark.pdf │ ├── NM Albuquerque.docx │ ├── NV Las Vegas.pdf │ ├── NV Reno.pdf │ ├── NY Albany Troy Schenectady Saratoga Springs.pdf │ ├── NY Buffalo.pdf │ ├── NY Mt Vernon Yonkers New Rochelle.pdf │ ├── NY Rochester.pdf │ ├── OH Akron.pdf │ ├── OH Canton.pdf │ ├── OH Cleveland.pdf │ ├── OH Toledo.pdf │ ├── OK Oklahoma City.pdf │ ├── OK Tulsa.pdf │ ├── RI Providence.pdf │ ├── SC Greenville.pdf │ ├── TN Chattanooga.pdf │ ├── TN Memphis.pdf │ ├── TN Nashville.pdf │ ├── TX Lubbock.pdf │ ├── VA Newport News.pdf │ ├── VA Norfolk.pdf │ ├── VA Richmond.pdf │ ├── VA Virginia Beach.pdf │ ├── WA Seattle.pdf │ ├── WA Spokane.pdf │ └── WI Madison.pdf ├── smartcity_eda.tsv ├── smartcity_predict.tsv └── tests └── test_project3.py

import PyPDF2 import os import pandas as pd import numpy as np import nltk import spacy import unicodedata from contractions import CONTRACTION_MAP import re from nltk.corpus import wordnet import collections #from textblob import Word from nltk.tokenize.toktok import ToktokTokenizer from bs4 import BeautifulSoup from sklearn.feature_extraction.text import TfidfVectorizer from sklearn.cluster import KMeans, DBSCAN, AgglomerativeClustering from joblib import dump, load import argparse

Loads the pdf given and converts it to text

Using the textbook code it normalizes and cleans the code

loads the model used in Part 1

Gets arguments and runs the code

The model loaded but I could not fit the model correctly due to the features not being the same size. The trained model was of size 20353 while the test tfidf vector only had 1680 features. There was not much testing done as it is hard testing a model. The testing of file creation and writing was done manually. It is assumed you have all the packages installed.