A word the recognition (8 passages, no note) sets aside (3 passages, no note): it never enters the dictionary as a title or an alias (note: Alias), a phrase (3 passages, no note) made only of stopwords is never a term (note: Term), and a candidate expression never starts or ends with one. The defaults come from the language pack of the source (note: Source), stopwords.txt; inference.stopwords adds files of the project (note: Project), one word per line, # opening a comment. Stopwords are compared in the same comparison form as terms. A default stopword names nothing on its own in any corpus (note: Corpus): an article, a pronoun, a form (52 passages, no note) of an auxiliary or light (18 passages, no note) verb, an adverb (3 passages, no note) of prose, a numeral, a noun that only counts or places; a word that could be a business term somewhere, or that ends a technical compound, is left to the project's own files.
Stopword
Properties3
- Application
- Concordance command line
- Domain
- Recognition
- Status
- valid
3 declared keys. The rest of the file is free text.
See the neighbourhood map6 pages6Neighbourhood mapStopword
Neighbourhood map Stopword
Distance1 hop
65 neighbours in total, more than the map shows.
The 6 neighbourstextual equivalent
- Candidate expressionTermspecializes4
- Comparison formTermspecializes5
- DictionaryTermspecializes7
- Language packTermspecializes7
- Word confidenceTermspecializes2
- Emergent domainTermspecializes1
Six neighbours at most, always named. Beyond that the map teaches nothing: the list takes over.