@hewittk Thanks for creating the feature request. Just a clarification for students who might want to pick up this issue: What kind of "word categories" do you particularly have in mind? Can you provide some examples of these categories?

@hewittk Thanks for creating the feature request. Just a clarification for students who might want to pick up this issue: What kind of "word categories" do you particularly have in mind? Can you provide some examples of these categories?

@enpuyou I'm envisioning categories for different types and technical sectors of Computer Science (i.e. bioinformatics, Github, programming, Pipenv, testing) along with different categories of professional skills (i.e. teamwork, communication, agile development). Words would often fall into multiple categories.

@enpuyou I'm envisioning categories for different types and technical sectors of Computer Science (i.e. bioinformatics, Github, programming, Pipenv, testing) along with different categories of professional skills (i.e. teamwork, communication, agile development). Words would often fall into multiple categories.

@hewittk That's a great idea, and I can see multiple ways to have this implemented. Please keep us updated in this issue tracker.

One additional question: is this issue also partially related to #54? Tagging @kahesayn here.

@enpuyou The thing I proposed is similar to this, but not exactly. I feel like this issue is looking more into the technical and professional aspects of the reflections where I was thinking more of how the text were showing how the people were feeling about the lab. Some key words might be like "difficult, hard, easy, challenging..." and it would rank them based on the words used.