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Hi, I'm Ossama Khayat, an Arab .Net Framework developer. I'm interested in building an API or COM component, of the speex codec, that is suitable for use in a Windows Forms application. This will be used in an Open Source project that will hopefully be hosted in Source Forge one done. I tried downloading the source code and compiling it but really couldn't do much with it, especially

Hi! I created a corpus and I started to clean through this piece of code: txt <-tm_map(txt,removeWords, stopwords("spanish")) txt <-tm_map(txt,stripWhitespace) txt <-tm_map(txt,tolower) txt <-tm_map(txt,removeNumbers) txt <-tm_map(txt,removePunctuation) But something happpended: some of the documents in the corpus became empty, this is a problem when i try to make a

R Project I receive the erro highlighted in yellow when attempting to combine two Corpus, so I'm assuming I'm not combining the two variables (nb_pos and nb_neg) in the following line nb_all <- c(nb_pos,nb_neg,recursive=TRUE) # anyone see anything wrong with this line of code -------------------------------------------------- > library("tm") Loading

Hello, I have a corpus that I have indexed with xapian/xappy and I would now like to generate a corpus-specific list of stopwords. (This is a technical corpus, so a typical stopword list wouldn't be helpful.) My first thought was to ask the xapian database for a list of terms followed by their frequency. My intuition is that I could probably bring together a list of stopwords by examining

I'm using R 2.11.1 on Win XP (32-bit) with 3 GB of RAM. My data has (only) 16.0 MB. I want to create a VCorpus object using the Corpus function in the tm package but I'm running into Memory allocation issues: "Error: cannot allocate vector of size 372 Kb". My data is stored in a csv file which I've imported with "read.csv" and then used the following to create

No es un problema de tm ni de SnowfallC ni de mcapply (por el path utilizas linux, en windows mcapply según el manual no va bien) No defines bien los objetos que pasas. Pasas doc.corpus en lugar de corpus ( o asignas a corpus en lugar de a doc.corpus) . Depura los programas cuando salga un error de objeto, como te pone en el Error que pasas . Temporalmente lo tienes arreglado en

Muchas gracias isidro, a la noche reinstalo R y os digo si me ha funcionado. Perdona mi ignorancia de novato pero no he entendido muy bien eso de avisar al desarrollador. Entiendo que es a los de los paquetes, no? un saludo! ruben El 18 de junio de 2014, 13:10, Isidro Hidalgo <ihidalgo@jccm.es> escribió: > Ya he visto que tampoco así funciona. > Sí te puedo decir que me ha dejado

Creo que lo que quieres hacer necesita esta línea de código justo después de cargar el paquete tm: inmortal = unlist(strsplit(inmortal, " ", fixed = T)) De esta forma, trabajas con palabras, y NO con las frases enteras... Un saludo Isidro Hidalgo Arellano Observatorio Regional de Empleo Consejería de Empleo y Economía http://www.jccm.es > -----Mensaje original----- > De:

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It''s been a while since I installed a guest and I''m having trouble booting from a cd iso. My config to boot from a CD is from before the new QEMU was introduced. Has the syntax of this changed? Here is what I have in my config to boot from a CD iso file I have on my dom0 root. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Disk image for