Tools.DocumentTerms()

new DocumentTerms()

Document Terms is a table view of term frequencies for each document.

Tutorials:
Example
let config = {
    "bins": null,
    "columns": null,
    "dir": null,
    "docId": null,
    "docIndex": null,
    "query": null,
    "sort": null,
    "stopList": null,
    "termColors": null,
  };

  loadCorpus("austen").tool("documentterms", config);

Members

bins

Properties:
Name Type Default Description
bins Number 10

The number of "bins" to divide the result into.

columns

Properties:
Name Type Description
columns columns

'docIndex', 'term', 'rawFreq', 'relativeFreq', 'tfidf', 'zscore', 'distributions'

dir

Properties:
Name Type Description
dir String

The direction in which to sort the results: 'asc' or 'desc'

docId

Properties:
Name Type Description
docId String | Array.<String>

The document ID(s) to restrict the results to.

docIndex

Properties:
Name Type Description
docIndex Number | Array.<Number>

The document index(es) to restrict the results to.

query

Properties:
Name Type Description
query String | Array.<String>

A query or array of queries (queries can be separated by a comma). For query syntax, see the search documentation.

sort

Properties:
Name Type Description
sort String

The column to sort the results by

stopList

Properties:
Name Type Default Description
stopList String auto

A comma-separated list of words, a named list or a URL to a plain text list, one word per line. By default this is set to 'auto' which auto-detects the document's language and loads an appropriate list (if available for that language). Set this to blank to not use the default stopList. For more information see the Stopwords documentation.

termColors

Properties:
Name Type Default Description
termColors String categories

Which term colors to show in the grid. By default this is set to 'categories' which shows the term color only if it's been assigned by a category. The other alternatives are 'terms' which shows all terms colors, and '' or undefined which shows no term colors.