KoNLP (version 0.80.2)

buildDictionary: buildDictionary

Description

buildDictionary

Usage

buildDictionary(ext_dic = "woorimalsam", category_dic_nms = "",
  user_dic = data.frame(), replace_usr_dic = F, verbose = F)

Arguments

ext_dic

external dictionary character name which can be 'woorimalsam', 'insighter', 'sejong'.

category_dic_nms

character vectors. category dictionary will be used. 'all' means all categories will be added.

• all

• general

• chemical

• language

• music

• history

• education

• society in general

• life

• physical

• information and communication

• medicine

• earth

• construction

• veterinary science

• business

• law

• plant

• buddhism

• engineering general

• folk

• administration

• economic

• math

• korean medicine

• military

• literature

• clothes

• religion normal

• animal

• agriculture

• astronomy

• transport

• natural plain

• industry

• medium

• political

• geography

• mining

• hearing

• fishing

• machinery

• catholic

• book title

• named

• electrical and electronic

• pharmacy

• art, music and physical

• useless

• ocean

• forestry

• christian

• craft

• service

• sports

• food

• art

• environment

• video

• natural resources

• industry general

• smoke

• philosophy

• health general

• proper names general

• welfare

• material

• humanities general

user_dic

data.frame which include 'word' and 'tag(KAIST)' fields. User can add more user defined terms and tags.

replace_usr_dic

A logical scala. Should user dictionary needs to be replaced with new user defined dictionary or appended.

verbose

will print detail progress. default FALSE

Examples

# NOT RUN {
dics <- c('sejong','woorimalsam')
category <- c('sports')
user_d <- data.frame(term="apple", tag='ncn')
buildDictionary(ext_dic = dics,category_dic_nms = category, user_dic = user_d, replace_usr_dic=F)
#accumulate user dictionary only
buildDictionary(ext_dic= "", user_dic = user_d, replace_usr_dic=F)
#get user dictionary as data.frame
usr_words  <- get_dictionary('user_dic')
# }