How we convert emoji into to emoticon or text in all dataset
“How we convert emoji into to emoticon or text in all dataset. I have a 20000 example in my dataset. In every example there are emoji. I want to find the emotion in the dataset using emoji can anyone guide me how i do this? How all that emoji convert into text.
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“How we convert emoji into to emoticon or text in all dataset. I have a 20000 example in my dataset. In every example there are emoji. I want to find the emotion in the dataset using emoji can anyone guide me how i do this? How all that emoji convert into text.
python-3.x
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“How we convert emoji into to emoticon or text in all dataset. I have a 20000 example in my dataset. In every example there are emoji. I want to find the emotion in the dataset using emoji can anyone guide me how i do this? How all that emoji convert into text.
python-3.x
“How we convert emoji into to emoticon or text in all dataset. I have a 20000 example in my dataset. In every example there are emoji. I want to find the emotion in the dataset using emoji can anyone guide me how i do this? How all that emoji convert into text.
python-3.x
python-3.x
edited Dec 29 '18 at 7:05
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There is a Python package called emoji
, which seems to do the job of converting the emoji to its corresponding text.
Assuming you are using Python 3, you can install it using pip
, it doesn't exist on Anaconda's main channel.
from emoji.unicode_codes import UNICODE_EMOJI
emoji = '😊'
print(UNICODE_EMOJI[emoji])
The above code prints out:
:smiling_face_with_smiling_eyes:
The key point to note here is, UNICODE_EMOJI
is a dictionary and you should only send it the emoji as the key.
i want to convert all emoji into emoticon or text how i can do this with this library
– Sunny khan
Dec 30 '18 at 13:35
You can create a list of entire emojis and get the corresponding texts using the above method, and then store the (emoji, text) as a dictionary.
– Pranav Chaudhary
Dec 30 '18 at 22:44
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There is a Python package called emoji
, which seems to do the job of converting the emoji to its corresponding text.
Assuming you are using Python 3, you can install it using pip
, it doesn't exist on Anaconda's main channel.
from emoji.unicode_codes import UNICODE_EMOJI
emoji = '😊'
print(UNICODE_EMOJI[emoji])
The above code prints out:
:smiling_face_with_smiling_eyes:
The key point to note here is, UNICODE_EMOJI
is a dictionary and you should only send it the emoji as the key.
i want to convert all emoji into emoticon or text how i can do this with this library
– Sunny khan
Dec 30 '18 at 13:35
You can create a list of entire emojis and get the corresponding texts using the above method, and then store the (emoji, text) as a dictionary.
– Pranav Chaudhary
Dec 30 '18 at 22:44
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There is a Python package called emoji
, which seems to do the job of converting the emoji to its corresponding text.
Assuming you are using Python 3, you can install it using pip
, it doesn't exist on Anaconda's main channel.
from emoji.unicode_codes import UNICODE_EMOJI
emoji = '😊'
print(UNICODE_EMOJI[emoji])
The above code prints out:
:smiling_face_with_smiling_eyes:
The key point to note here is, UNICODE_EMOJI
is a dictionary and you should only send it the emoji as the key.
i want to convert all emoji into emoticon or text how i can do this with this library
– Sunny khan
Dec 30 '18 at 13:35
You can create a list of entire emojis and get the corresponding texts using the above method, and then store the (emoji, text) as a dictionary.
– Pranav Chaudhary
Dec 30 '18 at 22:44
add a comment |
There is a Python package called emoji
, which seems to do the job of converting the emoji to its corresponding text.
Assuming you are using Python 3, you can install it using pip
, it doesn't exist on Anaconda's main channel.
from emoji.unicode_codes import UNICODE_EMOJI
emoji = '😊'
print(UNICODE_EMOJI[emoji])
The above code prints out:
:smiling_face_with_smiling_eyes:
The key point to note here is, UNICODE_EMOJI
is a dictionary and you should only send it the emoji as the key.
There is a Python package called emoji
, which seems to do the job of converting the emoji to its corresponding text.
Assuming you are using Python 3, you can install it using pip
, it doesn't exist on Anaconda's main channel.
from emoji.unicode_codes import UNICODE_EMOJI
emoji = '😊'
print(UNICODE_EMOJI[emoji])
The above code prints out:
:smiling_face_with_smiling_eyes:
The key point to note here is, UNICODE_EMOJI
is a dictionary and you should only send it the emoji as the key.
edited Jan 2 at 23:45
answered Dec 29 '18 at 7:05
Pranav ChaudharyPranav Chaudhary
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i want to convert all emoji into emoticon or text how i can do this with this library
– Sunny khan
Dec 30 '18 at 13:35
You can create a list of entire emojis and get the corresponding texts using the above method, and then store the (emoji, text) as a dictionary.
– Pranav Chaudhary
Dec 30 '18 at 22:44
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i want to convert all emoji into emoticon or text how i can do this with this library
– Sunny khan
Dec 30 '18 at 13:35
You can create a list of entire emojis and get the corresponding texts using the above method, and then store the (emoji, text) as a dictionary.
– Pranav Chaudhary
Dec 30 '18 at 22:44
i want to convert all emoji into emoticon or text how i can do this with this library
– Sunny khan
Dec 30 '18 at 13:35
i want to convert all emoji into emoticon or text how i can do this with this library
– Sunny khan
Dec 30 '18 at 13:35
You can create a list of entire emojis and get the corresponding texts using the above method, and then store the (emoji, text) as a dictionary.
– Pranav Chaudhary
Dec 30 '18 at 22:44
You can create a list of entire emojis and get the corresponding texts using the above method, and then store the (emoji, text) as a dictionary.
– Pranav Chaudhary
Dec 30 '18 at 22:44
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