rancors_builder() generates multiple random corpus (rancor) based on a user
defined term probabilities and vocabulary. sers can set the number of
documents, as well as the mean, standard deviation, minimum, and maximum
document lengths (i.e., number of tokens) of the parent normal distribution
from which the document lengths are randomly sampled. The output is a list of
document-term matrices. To produce a single random corpus, use
rancor_builder() (note the singular).
Usage
rancors_builder(
data,
vocab,
probs,
n_cors,
n_docs,
len_mean,
len_var,
len_min,
len_max,
seed = NULL
)Arguments
- data
Data.frame containing vocabulary and probabilities
- vocab
Name of the column containing vocabulary
- probs
Name of the column containing probabilities
- n_cors
Integer indicating the number of corpora to build
- n_docs
Integer(s) indicating the number of documents to be returned If two numbers are provide, number will be randomly sampled within the range for each corpora.
- len_mean
Integer(s) indicating the mean of the document lengths in the parent normal sampling distribution. If two numbers are provided, number will be randomly sampled within the range for each corpora.
- len_var
Integer(s) indicating the standard deviation of the document lengths in the parent normal sampling distribution. If two numbers are provided, number will be randomly sampled within the range for each corpora.
- len_min
Integer(s) indicating the minimum of the document lengths in the parent normal sampling distribution. If two numbers are provided, number will be randomly sampled within the range for each corpora.
- len_max
Integer(s) indicating the maximum of the document lengths in the parent normal sampling distribution. If two numbers are provided, number will be randomly sampled within the range for each corpora.
- seed
Optional seed for reproducibility
Examples
# \donttest{
# create corpus and DTM
my_corpus <- data.frame(
text = c(
"I hear babies crying I watch them grow",
"They'll learn much more than I'll ever know",
"And I think to myself",
"What a wonderful world",
"Yes I think to myself",
"What a wonderful world"
),
line_id = paste0("line", seq_len(6))
)
## some text preprocessing
my_corpus$clean_text <- tolower(gsub("'", "", my_corpus$text))
dtm <- dtm_builder(
data = my_corpus,
text = clean_text,
doc_id = line_id
)
# use colSums to get term frequencies
df <- data.frame(
vocab = colnames(dtm),
freqs = colSums(dtm)
)
# convert to probabilities
df$probs <- df$freqs / sum(df$freqs)
# create random DTM
ls_dtms <- df |>
rancors_builder(vocab,
probs,
n_cors = 20,
n_docs = 100,
len_mean = c(50, 200),
len_var = 5,
len_min = 20,
len_max = 1000,
seed = 59801
)
length(ls_dtms)
#> [1] 20
# }
