Outputs semi-redundant set of input character string. Collapse, tokenize, and vectorize the character. Use this function with a character string as input. For example, if the input text is ABCDEFGHI and the length(maxlen) is 5, the generating chunks would be: X(1): ABCDE and Y(1): F; X(2): BCDEF and Y(2): G; X(3): CDEFG and Y(3): H; X(4): DEFGH and Y(4): I
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 | preprocessSemiRedundant(
  char,
  maxlen = 250,
  vocabulary = c("l", "p", "a", "c", "g", "t"),
  verbose = F
)
 | 
| char | character input string of text with the length of one | 
| maxlen | length of the semi-redundant sequences | 
| vocabulary | char contains the vocabulary from the input char If no vocabulary exists, it is generated from the input char | 
| verbose | TRUE/FALSE | 
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