Closed amrrs closed 6 years ago
Actually even the function isn't displayed there:
> ls('package:udpipe')
[1] "as_phrasemachine" "collocation"
[3] "cooccurrence" "document_term_frequencies"
[5] "document_term_matrix" "dtm_cbind"
[7] "dtm_cor" "dtm_rbind"
[9] "dtm_remove_lowfreq" "dtm_remove_terms"
[11] "dtm_remove_tfidf" "dtm_reverse"
[13] "dtm_tfidf" "phrases"
[15] "txt_collapse" "txt_freq"
[17] "txt_highlight" "txt_next"
[19] "txt_nextgram" "txt_previous"
[21] "txt_recode" "txt_sample"
[23] "txt_show" "udpipe_accuracy"
[25] "udpipe_annotate" "udpipe_download_model"
[27] "udpipe_load_model" "udpipe_read_conllu"
[29] "udpipe_train" "unique_identifier"
the function keywords_rake was released as part of version 0.4 of the udpipe R package. It looks like you have an older version of the udpipe R package on that Kaggle kernel. To check the version of the package on your 'Kaggle Kernel' use installed.packages()["udpipe", ]
Update the package with install.packages('udpipe') so that you have version 0.4 of the udpipe R package which is on CRAN since February 07 2018
Thanks for the details. I've sent a PR to install this package again. I can't do that in my Kernel code ( tried and it threw an error).
The function to use
RAKE
works very well on my local machine but when I try to run it on a Kaggle Kernel. It just doesn't work