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This method returns the names of the types represented in an object.

Usage

type_names(x, ...)

# S3 method for assoc_scores
type_names(x, ...)

# S3 method for freqlist
type_names(x, ...)

Arguments

x

An object of any of the classes for which the method is implemented.

...

Additional arguments.

Value

Character vector.

See also

Other getters and setters: n_tokens(), n_types(), orig_ranks(), ranks(), tot_n_tokens()

Examples

# for a freqlist object
(flist <- freqlist("The man and the mouse.", as_text = TRUE))
#> Frequency list (types in list: 4, tokens in list: 5)
#> rank  type abs_freq nrm_freq
#> ---- ----- -------- --------
#>    1   the        2     4000
#>    2   and        1     2000
#>    3   man        1     2000
#>    4 mouse        1     2000

type_names(flist)
#> [1] "the"   "and"   "man"   "mouse"

# for an assoc_scores object
a <- c(10,    30,    15,    1)
b <- c(200, 1000,  5000,  300)
c <- c(100,   14,    16,    4)
d <- c(300, 5000, 10000, 6000)
types <- c("four", "fictitious", "toy", "examples")

(scores <- assoc_abcd(a, b, c, d, types = types))
#> Association scores (types in list: 4)
#>         type  a    PMI G_signed|   b   c     d dir  exp_a DP_rows
#> 1       four 10 -1.921  -45.432| 200 100   300  -1 37.869  -0.202
#> 2 fictitious 30  2.000   56.959|1000  14  5000   1  7.498   0.026
#> 3        toy 15  0.536    2.984|5000  16 10000   1 10.343   0.001
#> 4   examples  1  2.067    1.473| 300   4  6000   1  0.239   0.003
#> <number of extra columns to the right: 7>
#> 
type_names(scores)
#> [1] "four"       "fictitious" "toy"        "examples"