I’m quite sure i saw that line in some NLP applications.
This list comprehension:
[[word for word in document.lower().split() if word not in stoplist] for document in documents]
is the same as
ending_list = [] # often known as document stream in NLP.
for document in documents: # Loop through a list.
internal_list = [] # often known as a a list tokens
for word in document.lower().split():
if word not in stoplist:
internal_list.append(word) # this is where the [[word for word...] ...] appears
ending_list.append(internal_list)
Basically you want a list of documents that contains a list of tokens. So by looping through the documents,
for document in documents:
you then split each document into tokens
list_of_tokens = []
for word in document.lower().split():
and then make a list of of these tokens:
list_of_tokens.append(word)
For example:
>>> doc = "This is a foo bar sentence ."
>>> [word for word in doc.lower().split()]
['this', 'is', 'a', 'foo', 'bar', 'sentence', '.']
It’s the same as:
>>> doc = "This is a foo bar sentence ."
>>> list_of_tokens = []
>>> for word in doc.lower().split():
... list_of_tokens.append(word)
...
>>> list_of_tokens
['this', 'is', 'a', 'foo', 'bar', 'sentence', '.']
In this article, we’ll mainly describe on how to merge your multiple lines into a single line in a convenient way.
A Real Case
As a poet, Sophie usually writes very long poems with many lines. However, it requires much more paper to print them. Therefore, she wonders whether she can merge all lines into one to save paper.
The Solution
If you encounter a problem similar to Sophie’s, then you can follow the steps to solve it.
- To begin with, open your file in Word and select all lines you want to merge, as bellowed.
- Then click “Replace” under the “Home” tab.
- In the popup “Find and Replace” dialog box, under the “Find” tab, input “^p” in the “Find What” field.
- In addition, you need click “Current Selection” in “Find In” drop down list like bellowed picture, to perform the replacement in the selection only.
- Alternatively, you can also use shortcut “Ctrl” + “H” to open the dialog box.
- Click the “Replace” tab, then keep the “Replace with” field empty, as you need to replace the ^p with empty text.
- Finally, click “Replace All” button to perform the replace operation.
- You will find immediately that all the lines in your selection have been merged into one.
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Because each line is in a separate paragraph, Word treats them as two separate Heading 1s when it creates the automatic TOC:
What Larry wanted was for the two lines to remain in the body of the document but display on one line in the TOC.
Update September 2020: Make sure Track Changes is OFF.
The simplest solution to this is to use a ‘soft return’ (Shift+Enter) between the lines in the body of the document, instead of Enter. It looks like this (with formatting marks showing):
And when you update the TOC, you select Update entire table:
Your TOC now displays the text on one line:
Personally, I don’t like how the title butts up against the section label, so I added five spaces after ‘Section 3’ (I could have used a Tab):
This extra space makes the TOC more readable, in my opinion:
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As Twisty notes, this can be done manually but it’s ugly. Here’s my slightly different approach that keeps everything in one paragraph.
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It can’t be done!
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Set the cursor to the beginning of the second line, press ‘backspace’ (the last word of the first line and the first word of the second line will become one word) and then press ‘tab’. That should do it.
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Here is what i did:
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