get_paired_row_names | R Documentation |
Returns a dataframe with two columns indicating the rows of each Df that are to be paired
get_paired_row_names( t_dat, x_tokens = t_dat$x$tokens, y_tokens = t_dat$y$tokens, tokens_to_keep = NULL, token_join_by = TOKEN_TOKEN_TYPE_VEC, suffix = paste0(".", c(t_dat$x$suffix, t_dat$y$suffix)), min_token_u_prob = TOKEN_MIN_UPROB_DEFAULT )
t_dat, |
a list that is a t_dat object |
x_tokens |
defaults as t_dat$x$tokens |
y_tokens |
defaults as t_dat$y$tokens |
tokens_to_keep |
dataframe indicate which tokens matterin the analysis. typically this is a filtered subset of t_dat$tokens_all. Default is NULL. If value is NULL we filter t_dat$tokens_all by min_token_u_prob and u_prob != 0 |
token_join_by |
defaults to TOKEN_TOKEN_TYPE_VEC |
suffix |
defaults to paste0(".",c(t_dat$x$suffix, t_dat$y$suffix)) |
min_token_u_prob |
minimum u_prob of token to use as join |
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