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...quot; Cheers, Robert -----Original Message----- From: R-help [mailto:r-help-bounces at r-project.org] On Behalf Of Paul Miller via R-help Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2017 8:49 AM To: Bert Gunter <bgunter.4567 at gmail.com> Cc: R-help <r-help at r-project.org> Subject: Re: [R] Extracting sentences with combinations of target words/terms from cancer patient text medical records Hi Bert, Thanks for your reply. It appears that I didn't replace the variable name "sampletxt" with the argument "x" in my function. I've corrected that and now my code seems to be working...

...s sentence contains the word breast and the term stage IV." ________________________________ From: Robert McGehee <rmcgehee at walleyetrading.net> Cc: "r-help at r-project.org" <r-help at r-project.org> Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2017 12:47 PM Subject: RE: [R] Extracting sentences with combinations of target words/terms from cancer patient text medical records Hi Paul, Sounds like you have your answer, but for fun I thought I'd try solving your problem using only a regular expression query and base R. I believe this works: > txt <- "Patient had stage IV br...

...nt "x" in my function. I've corrected that and now my code seems to be working fine. Paul ________________________________ From: Bert Gunter <bgunter.4567 at gmail.com> Cc: R-help <r-help at r-project.org> Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2017 2:00 PM Subject: Re: [R] Extracting sentences with combinations of target words/terms from cancer patient text medical records Have you looked at the CRAN Natural Language Processing Task View? If not, why not? If so, why were the resources described there inadequate? Bert On Jul 11, 2017 10:49 AM, "Paul Miller via R-help" <...

Hello All, I need some help figuring out how to extract combinations of target words/terms from cancer patient text medical records. I've provided some sample data and code below to illustrate what I'm trying to do. At the moment, I'm trying to extract sentences that contain the word "breast" plus either "metastatic" or "stage IV". It's been some time since I used R and I feel a bit rusty. I wrote a function called "sentence_match" that seemed to work well when applied to a single piece of text. You can see tha...

Hi Paul, No need to collapse the information into a single text string, gregexpr() can take a vector of strings (sentences in your case). You can split your sentences up, number them how you want, then search for your pattern either via regex or via these extra packages you use which probably use the PCRE regex library anyway. However, as this is basically what you did, I'm not sure why you're not happy with yo...

...te: > Hello All, > > I need some help figuring out how to extract combinations of target > words/terms from cancer patient text medical records. I've provided some > sample data and code below to illustrate what I'm trying to do. At the > moment, I'm trying to extract sentences that contain the word "breast" plus > either "metastatic" or "stage IV". > > It's been some time since I used R and I feel a bit rusty. I wrote a > function called "sentence_match" that seemed to work well when applied to a > single piece o...

...tweet, our score.sentiment() function uses laply() to iterate through the input text. It strips punctuation and control characters from each line using R?s regular expression-powered substitution function, gsub() and uses match() against each word list to find matches:/ score.sentiment = function(sentences, pos.words, neg.words, .progress=?none?) { require(plyr) require(stringr) # we got a vector of sentences. plyr will handle a list # or a vector as an ?l? for us # we want a simple array of scores back, so we use # ?l? + ?a? + ?ply? = ?laply?: scores = laply(sentences, function(sentence, pos.word...

...f each item in the second row I get for each item in the first. I read it in using qt <- read.table("~/results.table", header=TRUE, sep=",") And then I plot it: plot(qt, col=color) That works really fabulous, I am amazed. BUT: R orders the names on the x- and y-axes ("Sentences", "Paragraphs" etc. for y) alphabetically. That's a reasonable thing to do of course, especially because I didn't tell R in which order I'd like to have them. Nevertheless, I'd like to have them in a specific order ("Phrase", "Sentence", "Para...

hello, I want to know ..how we can separate the sentence after finding a particular word... for example I love to watch movies of Hollywood but should not be romantic...I want to join you school but due to bad financial condition I cant.. I want output in following format I love to watch movies of Hollywood should not be romantic I want to join you school due to bad financial condition I cant

...2f8da> I have added a simple example in the xapian-core/examples directory, that shows the outcome and results of this feature. The example is present at < https://github.com/sehaj-sk/xapian/commit/75c2e4749e9084fca5f390b88d565cb117e90d38> At present it is capable of indexing only single sentences. So to index a large text, I need to break it into sentences. So I need suggestions for doing the Sentence Boundary Disambiguation. Please suggest any paper/algorithm that could be coded or any existing library that can be used. The focus at present is on English language only. I have done some...

Dear all, I'm quite new in R and I have a problem with the function which. When I use it to select a subset of a dataframe it works well but somewhere R takes trace of the past dataframe and this creates problems with following operations. For example: sentences <- read.xls("frasi.tot.march.3.xls", header=TRUE) head(sentences) fam subjID Cond Code reg total first second 1 f 30 an fDan1 1 0.2812500 0.2812500 0.0000000 2 f 30 an fDan1 2 1.7851562 0.5390625 1.2460938 3 f 30 an fDan1 3 1.2304688 0.66796...

Hi Steven, Thank you for the help. I get an error though when i do this : >lit<-read.csv("litologija.csv", sep=";", dec=".") >sent <-data.frame(sentence=lit$Opis,stringsAsFactors=FALSE) >str(sent) >sentV<-rep(sent,10) >str(sentV) >first=second=third=fourth=fifth=sixth=seventh=eighth=ninth=tenth<-vector(length=10) >DF

...es but those relate a query to a > document( as far as I know). The term "document" is what the literature uses, but the mental image that might conjure up of a multi-page printout with a staple through the corner is misleading. The "documents" being matched could be single sentences. > To develop a relevance measure I need to take > into consideration a large number of sentences and questions so that a > generic feature set can be formed which will further be employed in my ML > algorithm. This needs a huge dataset of documents which I dont have due to > lack o...

This topic refer to independent variables reduction, as we know ,a lot of method can do with it,however, for pre-processing independent varibles, a method like the sentence below can reduce many variable, How can I understand it? what is significant correlation at 5% level, what is the criterion? P value?or what? "Independent variables whose correlation with the response variable was not

Hi, I am a COBOL programmer and I am busy teaching myself Rails and Ruby. In COBOL I can code this conditional If x = 1 next sentence else .......................... The "next sentence" statement enables me to get out of the conditional. How would I code the same thing in Ruby? In C you could use break but I understand that Ruby has no break statement. Regards, Paul

Hallo all! Know somebody, if exist Dialplan commands (specifically sql sentences) for Asterisk Realtime? For example: I have users defined in mysql database. In the dialplan, I would like to select one field of a table. select email from sip_buddies where name=200 I try to use DBget, but I have error. I think because DBget use intern Database, and can 't connect to mysql....

The Letor project involves descent amount of Machine Learning while all the ranking related projects are around IR. Its better to introduce your idea on mailing list where all the mentors can have a detailed look at it, potential mentors can respond and the idea is kind of registered under your name. Cheers, Parth. On Wed, Feb 26, 2014 at 10:20 AM, Olly Betts <olly at survex.com> wrote:

Hi?all friends, Please help me understand this sentence below: ?From this set, 858 columns not significantly correlated with the response variable TBG at the 5% level were removed, leaving a set of 390 columns.? and ? the F-test's value for the one-parameter correlation with the descriptor is below 1.0? is equal?? I want to perform this above sentence with R, how can I do? I just try

Hi there, I'm facing the decision if it would be possible to transform several more or less complex pdf files into an R Table-Format or if it has to be done manually. I think it would be a impudent to expect a complete solution, but I would be grateful if anyone could give me an advice on how the structure of such a R-program could look like, and if it's possible in general. Here

...cat(i.d, "reports completed at ", date(), ".\n") } cat("Terminating at ", date(), ".\n") The object in the innermost loop are: * tokens: a list of lists. In the expression tokens[[i.d]][[i.s]], the first index runs over 1697 reports, the second over the sentences in the report, each of which consists of a vector of tokens, i.e., the character strings between the white spaces in the sentence. One of the largest reports takes up 58MB on the harddisk. Thus, the number of sentences can be quite large, and some of the sentences are quite long (measur...