text_get_scientific_names: Function to pull scientific names from text
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text_get_scientific_names R Documentation
Function to pull scientific names from text
Description
This takes a string of text and extracts any scientific names in the text. Other words in the text are ignored.
Usage
text_get_scientific_names(text)
Arguments
text
The text string to extract names from
Value
A data.frame of scientific names and other data from GNRD
Examples
text <- "Formica polyctena is a species of European red wood ant in
the genus Formica. The pavement ant, Tetramorium caespitum
is an ant native to Europe."
print(text_get_scientific_names(text))
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View source: R/findscientificnames.R
| text_get_scientific_names | R Documentation |
Function to pull scientific names from text
Description
This takes a string of text and extracts any scientific names in the text. Other words in the text are ignored.
Usage
text_get_scientific_names(text)
Arguments
text |
The text string to extract names from |
Value
A data.frame of scientific names and other data from GNRD
Examples
text <- "Formica polyctena is a species of European red wood ant in
the genus Formica. The pavement ant, Tetramorium caespitum
is an ant native to Europe."
print(text_get_scientific_names(text))
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