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Keywords
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right now we have two streams, the first one is reading the excel list with the texts and the second one is reading the one with the keywords. Then we used Process Documents with tokenize for both paths (1.Read excel 2.Nominal to text 3.Process Documents form Data 4.Data to Documents-Process Documents). We see all the words and in which row they occur, but is it possible to filter the results or change the setting so that we only see the keywords? This would be a lot more convenient because you wouldn't have to look through all the words.
right now we have two streams, the first one is reading the excel list with the texts and the second one is reading the one with the keywords. Then we used Process Documents with tokenize for both paths (1.Read excel 2.Nominal to text 3.Process Documents form Data 4.Data to Documents-Process Documents). We see all the words and in which row they occur, but is it possible to filter the results or change the setting so that we only see the keywords? This would be a lot more convenient because you wouldn't have to look through all the words.
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yyhuang Administrator, Employee-RapidMiner, RapidMiner Certified Analyst, RapidMiner Certified Expert, Member Posts: 364 RM Data ScientistHi @Tim91,
When you use the "process document from data" operator, have you tried to use a short wordlist for key words detection? Please check out the process under the community repository
//Community Samples/Community Data Science/Text Mining Tutorials by Neil McGuigan/Part 6 - Applying the Model to New Documents/2 - Applying the Model to New Documents
In this way, only the listed keywords from wordlist will be tokenized.
Cheers,
YY
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Tim