tokens_Python: Speeches Tokenized in a Python Dictionary by Speaker
In johnmchambers/shakespeare: Tools for XML-based Analysis of Shakespeare's Plays
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Description
[Python Documentation]
A dictionary whose keys are all the names of speakers with speeches in the list.
The corresponding element is a list of all the tokens spoken by each speaker.
Special tokens '$' and '/>' are inserted to mark the end of lines and the end of individual
speeches.
Usage
1
tokens_Python(..., .ev = XRPython::RPython(), .get = NA)
Details
The argument can be from the "speeches" field of a Play object or the result
of any other computation.
The argument could also be an Act, Scene or Play: any object for which getSpeeches()
returns a list of speeches.
Python Functions
tokens(speeches)
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Description Usage Details Python Functions
Description
[Python Documentation] A dictionary whose keys are all the names of speakers with speeches in the list. The corresponding element is a list of all the tokens spoken by each speaker. Special tokens '$' and '/>' are inserted to mark the end of lines and the end of individual speeches.
Usage
1 | tokens_Python(..., .ev = XRPython::RPython(), .get = NA)
|
Details
The argument can be from the "speeches" field of a Play object or the result of any other computation. The argument could also be an Act, Scene or Play: any object for which getSpeeches() returns a list of speeches.
Python Functions
tokens(speeches)
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