keywords.top()
Syntax
top(string, n=10, nouns=False)
Description
Returns a list of 2-tuples, for example [(5,"typography"), (2,"workshop")], representing the most important words in the string of text, and their count. The top() command returns the top n words.
Optionally, you can set the nouns parameter to True to filter for nouns using WordNet. Naturally, the WordNet package needs to be accessible.
Example
Filters the keywords from Lucas Nijs' text, Ideas from the Heart.
import keywords string = open("ideasfromtheheart.txt").read() top = keywords.top(string, nouns=True) for count, word in top: print count, word >>>8 typography >>>4 project >>>4 communication >>>3 workshop >>>3 teacher >>>3 media >>>3 communicating >>>3 design >>>2 whole >>>2 week
