Create a hierplane object using spacyr — hp

Creating a hierplane object from text is made possible by employing the spacyr package. More specifically, the spacyr::spacy_parse() function is used to tokenize and tag the sentence(s) provided. Note that this functionality requires the spacyr package.

hp_spacyr(
  .data,
  node_type = "dep_",
  link = "dep_",
  attributes = spacyr_default_attributes(),
  styles = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

.data	A sentence.
node_type	`spacyr::spacy_parse()` variable to be used as node type (used for plane styling).
link	`spacyr::spacy_parse()` variable to be used to generate lane tags (i.e. connections between planes).
attributes	`spacyr::spacy_parse()` variable(s) to be used for generating the attribute tags. See full list of available attributes here:
styles	Assign styles to hierplane.
...	Additional parameters to pass to `spacyr::spacy_parse()`

Details

If more than one sentence is detected in the input text, a list of hierplane objects is returned.

Examples

if (FALSE) {

  # Custom attribute tags
  hp_spacyr("A house cat is genetically 95.6% tiger.", attributes = c("pos", "is_stop")) %>%
    hierplane()

  # Multiple sentences in input
  hp_spacyr("I have a cat. Her name is Mocha. She has a round belly.") %>%
    lapply(hierplane)

}