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StopWords.stopwords — Constant

stopwords is a lazy dictionary of stop words for multiple languages. You can access the stop words for a given language using the language's name or ISO 639 code. For example, to get the stop words for English, you can use stopwords["eng"], stopwords["en"], or stopwords["English"]. And to get the stop words for multiple languages, you can use a list, e.g. stopwords[["en", "fr"]].

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Base.haskey — Method
haskey(sw::StopWordsDict, lang::AbstractString) -> Bool
haskey(sw::StopWordsDict, langs) -> Bool

Check if lang is a supported language. You can use either the language's name or its ISO 639 code. For example, haskey(stopwords, "en"), haskey(stopwords, "eng"), and haskey(stopwords, "English") all return true. And haskey(stopwords, ["en", "fr"]) returns true if both English and French are supported.

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StopWords.supported_languages — Function
supported_languages() -> Set{String}

Return a set containing all the languages (ISO 639-3 codes) that are supported by this package.

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