mots-vides 2015.5.11

Simple

Better than a long speech, here a direct introduction:

>>> from mots_vides import stop_words

>>> english_stop_words = stop_words('en')
>>> text = """
... Even though using "lorem ipsum" often arouses curiosity
... due to its resemblance to classical Latin,
... it is not intended to have meaning.
... """

>>> print(english_stop_words.rebase(text))
XXXX XXXXXX XXXXX "lorem ipsum" XXXXX arouses curiosity
XXX XX XXX resemblance XX classical Latin,
XX XX XXX intended XX XXXX meaning.

>>> print(english_stop_words.rebase(text, '').split())
['"lorem', 'ipsum"', 'arouses', 'curiosity', 'resemblance',
'classical', 'Latin,', 'intended', 'meaning.']

Advanced

Mots vides also provides two classes for managing the stop words in your language.

StopWord which is a container for a collection of stop words. By default is language agnostic, but can be easily manipulated to create the collection:

>>> from mots_vides import StopWord

>>> french_stop_words = StopWord('french', ['le', 'la', 'les'])
>>> french_stop_words += StopWord('french', ['un', 'une', 'des'])
>>> french_stop_words += ['or', 'ni', 'car']
>>> french_stop_words += 'assez'
>>> french_stop_words += u'aussitôt'
>>> print(sorted(french_stop_words))
['assez', u'aussitôt', 'car', 'des', 'la', 'le', 'les', 'ni', 'or', 'un', 'une']

StopWordFactory is a factory for initializing StopWord objects by language and the appropriate collection of stop words.

>>> from mots_vides import StopWordFactory

>>> factory = StopWordFactory()
>>> french_stop_words = factory.get_stop_words('french')
>>> print(len(french_stop_words))
577

You can also use international language code to query a collection:

>>> french_stop_words = factory.get_stop_words('fr')
>>> print(len(french_stop_words))
577

If the required language does not exist a StopWordError is raised, unless the fail_safe parameter is set to True:

>>> klingon_stop_words = factory.get_stop_words('klingon')
StopWordError: Stop words are not available in "klingon".
>>> klingon_stop_words = factory.get_stop_words('klingon', fail_safe=True)
>>> print(len(klingon_stop_words))
0

2015.5.11

• Fix cache system for Python 3

2015.2.6

• Fix potential issue in factory.get_available_languages

2015.2.5

• Fix packaging

• Add a rebaser command script

2015.2.4

• Initial release

2015.1.21.dev0

• Development release