tally_both_vector: Vector Tally of Short-Syllabic and Poly-Syllabic Words

In syllable: A Small Collection of Syllable Counting Functions

Description

Short-syllabic (< 3 syllables) and poly-syllabic (>= 3 syllables) word tallies for the words in a vector of strings.

Usage

tally_both_vector(x, ...)

Arguments

x	A character vector.
...	ignored.

Value

Returns a two column data.frame (data.table) of integer tallies for the total number of short syllable (short) and poly syllable (poly) words for each string in the vector.

See Also

Other syllable.functions: count_string, count_vector_by, count_vector, sum_string, sum_vector_by, sum_vector, tally_both_string, tally_both_vector_by, tally_di_string, tally_di_vector_by, tally_di_vector, tally_mono_string, tally_mono_vector_by, tally_mono_vector, tally_poly_string, tally_poly_vector_by, tally_poly_vector, tally_short_string, tally_short_vector_by, tally_short_vector

Examples

sents <- c("I like excellent chicken.", "I want eggs Benedict for Festivus.")
tally_both_vector(sents)
tally_both_vector(presidential_debates_2012$dialogue)

Example output

   short poly
1:     3    1
2:     4    2
      short poly
   1:     9    1
   2:     8    1
   3:    11    3
   4:    13    1
   5:     5    0
  ---           
2908:     4    0
2909:     5    1
2910:    20    1
2911:    30    0
2912:     2    0

syllable documentation built on May 30, 2017, 12:52 a.m.