original_docstring: 
          Check and recategorize the tweets NOT about the topic but should be
  
          @parameters:
              - no_topic_label - what is the label of topics that have no label
                      associated with them. 
                  default - 'none detected'
              - topic_for_which_to_check - what is the label you want to check for?
                  for ex: topic_for_which_to_check = 'topic 1'
  
          @other parameters - tweets
              If you are inputting a list of tuples:
              - tweet_list -- specify list of tweets to categorize
              - tweet_text_index -- specify the index of the tweet text in the tuple;
                  i.e. 0 for 1st, etc...
              - tweet_id_index -- specify the index of the tweet id (or unique tweet) 
                  identifier.
  
              If you are inputting a dictionary of tweets, then the parameter should be:
              - tweet_dict - dictionary of tweets by twtid as the key
                  - NOTE: the following dict is expected:
                      {'twtid':{'text':'bla bla bla ... ',...},....}
  
  
          @returns: dict of tweets and their topics 
          
docstring: Check and recategorize the tweets NOT about the topic but should be
docstring_tokens: Check and recategorize the tweets NOT about the topic but should be
code: def Recategorize_topics(self,
                              topic_for_which_to_check,
                              no_topic_label="none detected",
                              **kwargs):
          """
          Check and recategorize the tweets NOT about the topic but should be
  
          @parameters:
              - no_topic_label - what is the label of topics that have no label
                      associated with them. 
                  default - 'none detected'
              - topic_for_which_to_check - what is the label you want to check for?
                  for ex: topic_for_which_to_check = 'topic 1'
  
          @other parameters - tweets
              If you are inputting a list of tuples:
              - tweet_list -- specify list of tweets to categorize
              - tweet_text_index -- specify the index of the tweet text in the tuple;
                  i.e. 0 for 1st, etc...
              - tweet_id_index -- specify the index of the tweet id (or unique tweet) 
                  identifier.
  
              If you are inputting a dictionary of tweets, then the parameter should be:
              - tweet_dict - dictionary of tweets by twtid as the key
                  - NOTE: the following dict is expected:
                      {'twtid':{'text':'bla bla bla ... ',...},....}
  
  
          @returns: dict of tweets and their topics 
          """
          self._topic_for_which_to_check = topic_for_which_to_check
          self._no_topic_label = no_topic_label
          self._tweet_dict = Convert_to_tweet_dictionary(**kwargs)
          return self._recategorize_mast_()
code_tokens: def Recategorize_topics ( self , topic_for_which_to_check , no_topic_label = "none detected" , ** kwargs ) : self . _topic_for_which_to_check = topic_for_which_to_check self . _no_topic_label = no_topic_label self . _tweet_dict = Convert_to_tweet_dictionary ( ** kwargs ) return self . _recategorize_mast_ ( )
short_docstring: Check and recategorize the tweets NOT about the topic but should be
short_docstring_tokens: Check and recategorize the tweets NOT about the topic but should be
comment: """
          Check and recategorize the tweets NOT about the topic but should be
  
          @parameters:
              - no_topic_label - what is the label of topics that have no label
                      associated with them. 
                  default - 'none detected'
              - topic_for_which_to_check - what is the label you want to check for?
                  for ex: topic_for_which_to_check = 'topic 1'
  
          @other parameters - tweets
              If you are inputting a list of tuples:
              - tweet_list -- specify list of tweets to categorize
              - tweet_text_index -- specify the index of the tweet text in the tuple;
                  i.e. 0 for 1st, etc...
              - tweet_id_index -- specify the index of the tweet id (or unique tweet) 
                  identifier.
  
              If you are inputting a dictionary of tweets, then the parameter should be:
              - tweet_dict - dictionary of tweets by twtid as the key
                  - NOTE: the following dict is expected:
                      {'twtid':{'text':'bla bla bla ... ',...},....}
  
  
          @returns: dict of tweets and their topics 
          """