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Hello every body,
could anyone tell me how I can get the source code of filter stopwords(Arabic) operator in text processing extension ?
Best regards
hello @amalabdi15 -
Unfortunately the text processing extension source code is not available. See http://community.rapidminer.com/t5/RapidMiner-Studio-Forum/quot-Text-Processing-quot-extension-source-code/m-p/34167
Scott
Thank you for answering but does it make sense that there is no way to get the build-in stopwords list used in RapidMiner ?
regards
There's the Filter Tokens from Exampleset that you can use to create your own stopword list and use it in the Process Documents operator. I believe that is the Operator Toolbox extension.
hello @amalabdi15 - the source code has been located and is open-source courtesy of Dr. Saad, the author. I am sending you a PM so you can get the link.
hello @sgenzer
Can you please send me the link, I am trying to build some text processing operators for my own use case and the code can be very helpful to me.
@abol3z I have sent you a PM.
hello
can you send me the link also!!
this post was helpful thank you
can you send me the link also i am working with sentiment analysis so it can help me also
thanks
please send me a PM and I will try to help.
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