setAnalyzer: Set the default analyzer.
In Rwordseg: Chinese Word Segmentation
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
The default analyzer is 'hmm', which is implemented by native R codes and still in development.
You can use 'jiebaR' instead. Or 'coreNLP' to invoke Stanford CoreNLP. Or choose 'fmm' to try the forward maximum matching algorithm.
Usage
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setAnalyzer(analyzer = c("hmm", "jiebaR", "fmm", "coreNLP"),
coreNLPdir = "")
Arguments
analyzer
One of 'jiebaR', 'hmm', 'fmm' and 'coreNLP'.
coreNLPdir,
Set the coreNLP file path, only use for 'coreNLP'.
Value
No results.
Examples
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setAnalyzer("hmm")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
The default analyzer is 'hmm', which is implemented by native R codes and still in development. You can use 'jiebaR' instead. Or 'coreNLP' to invoke Stanford CoreNLP. Or choose 'fmm' to try the forward maximum matching algorithm.
Usage
1 2 | setAnalyzer(analyzer = c("hmm", "jiebaR", "fmm", "coreNLP"),
coreNLPdir = "")
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Arguments
analyzer |
One of 'jiebaR', 'hmm', 'fmm' and 'coreNLP'. |
coreNLPdir, |
Set the coreNLP file path, only use for 'coreNLP'. |
Value
No results.
Examples
1 | setAnalyzer("hmm")
|
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