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Does anyone know how to or have some code on counting the number of unique phrases in a document? (Single word, two word phrases, three word phrases).
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I'm using dtSearch to highlight text search matches within a document. The code to do this, minus some details and cleanup, is roughly along these lines:
SearchJob sj = new SearchJob();
sj.Request = "\"audit trail\""; // the user query
sj.FoldersToSearch.Add(path_to_src_document);
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Does anyone know how to or have some code on counting the number of unique phrases in a document? (Single word, two word phrases, three word phrases).
Thanks
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What I mean is I have a text document, and i need to see what the most popular word phrases are. Example…
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Does anyone know how to or have some code on counting the number of unique phrases in a document? (Single word, two word phrases, three word phrases).
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Excessive use of keywords in the article may cause the failure of the optimization in your articles. With the LSI phrase, you will get a better ranking in search engines.
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I have this Regex;
<(\d+)(\w+\s\d+\s\d+(?::\d+){2})\s([\w\/.-])(.)
What I want to do is to return FALSE(Not matched) if the third group is "MSWinEventLog" and returning "matched" for the rest.
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I have a few apps that generate textual tracing information (logs) to log files. The tracing information is the typical printf() style - i.e. there are a lot of log entries that are similar (same format argument to printf), but differ where the format string had parameters.
What would be an algorithm…
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I have to keep up with structured documents containing things such as requests for proposals, government program reports, threat models and all kinds of things like that. They are in techno-legalese as I would call them: highly structured, with section numbering and 3, 4 and 5 levels of nesting. All…
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Does anyone know how to or have some code on counting the number of unique phrases in a document? (Single word, two word phrases, three word phrases).
Thanks
Example of what I'm looking for:
What I mean is I have a text document, and i need to see what the most popular word phrases are. Example…
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Does anyone know how to or have some code on counting the number of unique phrases in a document? (Single word, two word phrases, three word phrases).
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Is there a phrase to describe an algorithim or programme is complete in that given any possible value for its arguments there is a predicatable outcome? i.e. all the ramifications have been considered whatever the context?
A simple example would be the below function:
function returns string get_item_type(int…
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