dict: Dictionaries defining text features
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Dictionaries defining text features
Description
For Biber features defined by matching text against dictionaries of word
patterns (such as third-person pronouns or conjunctions), or features that
can be found by matching patterns against text, this gives the dictionary of
patterns for each feature. These are primarily used internally by biber(),
but are exported so users can examine the feature definitions.
Usage
dict
Format
A named list with one entry per feature. The name is the feature
name, such as f_33_pied_piping; values give a list of terms or patterns.
Patterns are matched to spaCy tokens using quanteda::tokens_lookup()
using the glob valuetype.
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Dictionaries defining text features
Description
For Biber features defined by matching text against dictionaries of word
patterns (such as third-person pronouns or conjunctions), or features that
can be found by matching patterns against text, this gives the dictionary of
patterns for each feature. These are primarily used internally by biber(),
but are exported so users can examine the feature definitions.
Usage
dict
Format
A named list with one entry per feature. The name is the feature
name, such as f_33_pied_piping; values give a list of terms or patterns.
Patterns are matched to spaCy tokens using quanteda::tokens_lookup()
using the glob valuetype.
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