auparse_get_node - Linux
Overview
auparse_get_node extracts nodes from an AUParse object. AUParse objects are used to analyze and manipulate textual data.
Syntax
auparse_get_node(aunp, min_word_length=3, max_word_length=None, min_sentence_length=1,
max_sentence_length=None)
Options/Flags
| Option | Default | Description |
|—|—|—|
| min_word_length
| 3 | Minimum length of a word to be included in the nodes. |
| max_word_length
| None | Maximum length of a word to be included in the nodes. |
| min_sentence_length
| 1 | Minimum length of a sentence to be included in the nodes. |
| max_sentence_length
| None | Maximum length of a sentence to be included in the nodes. |
Examples
To extract nodes from an AUParse object with default settings:
import auparse
aunp = auparse.load("my_text.txt")
nodes = auparse_get_node(aunp)
To extract nodes with a minimum word length of 4 and a maximum sentence length of 10:
nodes = auparse_get_node(aunp, min_word_length=4, max_sentence_length=10)
Common Issues
- Ensure the input AUParse object is valid.
- Consider adjusting the options/flags to refine the node extraction process.
Integration
auparse_get_node can be combined with other commands or tools:
- auparse_get_sentence_nodes: Extracts sentence nodes from the AUParse object.
- auparse_get_phrase_nodes: Extracts phrase nodes from the AUParse object.
Related Commands
- auparse: Loads and analyzes textual data.
- auparse_get_token_nodes: Extracts token nodes from the AUParse object.
- AUParse documentation