sampling: Sample Texts

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Description

Sample texts from different subsets to minimize variance of the recall estimator

Usage

sampling(id, corporaID, label, m, randomize = FALSE, exact = FALSE)

Arguments

id	Character: IDs of all texts in the corpus.
corporaID	List of Character: Each list element is a character vector and contains the IDs belonging to one subcorpus. Each ID has to be in id.
label	Named Logical: Labeling result for already labeled texts. Could be empty, if no labeled data exists. The algorithm sets p = 0.5 for all intersections. Names have to be id.
m	Integer: Number of new samples.
randomize	Logical: If TRUE calculated split is used as parameter to draw from a multinomial distribution.
exact	Logical: If TRUE exact calculation is used. For the default FALSE an approximation is used.

Value

Character vector of IDs, which should be labeled next.

Examples

id <- paste0("ID", 1:1000)
corporaID <- list(sample(id, 300), sample(id, 100), sample(id, 700))
label <- sample(as.logical(0:1), 150, replace=TRUE)
names(label) <- c(sample(id, 100), sample(corporaID[[2]], 50))
m <- 100
sampling(id, corporaID, label, m)

tosca documentation built on Oct. 28, 2021, 5:07 p.m.