"Which version of WVTool is used by the RapidMiner Text Plugin?"
pser
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Hello,
I tried to change some details in the wordlist creation that is done by the TextInput operator from the RapidMiner Text Plugin. In order to do this I looked into the sourcecode of this operator (TextInput.java) and found that it uses a WVTool object from the Word Vector Tool:
So it seems RapidMiner Text Plugin does not use the latest version of Word Vector Tool. Where can I get the version of Word Vector Tool that is used by the RapidMiner Text Plugin?
Thanks in advance,
Daniel
I tried to change some details in the wordlist creation that is done by the TextInput operator from the RapidMiner Text Plugin. In order to do this I looked into the sourcecode of this operator (TextInput.java) and found that it uses a WVTool object from the Word Vector Tool:
Since the Word Vector Tool is included in the RapidMiner Text Plugin only as a jar-file, without sourcecode, I downloaded the latest version of the Word Vector Tool from Sourceforge (http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=131810). Now I looked into the file WVTool.java from the sourcecode I downloaded but it does not contain the method "addToWordList" that is called from the TextInput.java!
private WVTool wvt = new WVTool(false);
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wvt.addToWordList(wordList, tokens, append);
So it seems RapidMiner Text Plugin does not use the latest version of Word Vector Tool. Where can I get the version of Word Vector Tool that is used by the RapidMiner Text Plugin?
Thanks in advance,
Daniel
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I ran into exactly that same problem. You can get the updated version of the WVTool class in the rapidminer-text-4.4-src.zip source bundle here -> http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=114160&;package_id=128128.
I hope that helps!
Cheers,
Steve
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Sorry, I spoke too soon. The WVTool class from the rapidminer-text-4.4 release does indeed have that method, but I wasn't able to find the corresponding Java source file after all.
Best of luck in your search, and please let us know if you're able to locate it.
Cheers,
Steve
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