ambig_count: Functions to indicate the presence of characters signalling...
In OPTI-SURVEIL/chinsimi: Measuring the Similarity between Chinese Strings
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
Functions to indicate the presence of characters signalling uncertainty
Usage
1
ambig_count(n)
Arguments
n
A string or vector of strings. Should be Chinese names.
Details
ambig_count counts for open-closed parentheses pairs,
question marks, and strings such as "You ming" which may indicate that
ambiguous or multiple name information is included in the field;
Value
An integer vector of the same length as n
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
Functions to indicate the presence of characters signalling uncertainty
Usage
1 | ambig_count(n)
|
Arguments
n |
A string or vector of strings. Should be Chinese names. |
Details
ambig_count counts for open-closed parentheses pairs, question marks, and strings such as "You ming" which may indicate that ambiguous or multiple name information is included in the field;
Value
An integer vector of the same length as n
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