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Explore Stack InternalI want to perform a simple analysis of some Greek text: collect the different words used and count their frequency. It seems that some of the built-in commands do not work well with Greek letters. For instance, with
words = StringCases["α β1 rpr other", WordCharacter ..] (where I use actual Greek letters such as :a: - I didn't fix the copy/paste issue into the browser), the output is
{"1", "rpr", "other"} How do I get Mathematica to recognize other kinds of words?
I want to perform a simple analysis of some Greek text: collect the different words used and count their frequency. It seems that some of the built-in commands do not work well with Greek letters. For instance,
words = StringCases["α β1 rpr other", WordCharacter ..] (where I use actual Greek letters such as :a: - I didn't fix the copy/paste issue into the browser), the output is
{"1", "rpr", "other"} How do I get Mathematica to recognize other kinds of words?
I want to perform a simple analysis of some Greek text: collect the different words used and count their frequency. It seems that some of the built-in commands do not work well with Greek letters. For instance, with
words = StringCases["α β1 rpr other", WordCharacter ..] the output is
{"1", "rpr", "other"} How do I get Mathematica to recognize other kinds of words?
I want to perform a simple analysis of some Greek text: collect the different words used and count their frequency. It seems that some of the built-in commands do not work well with Greek letters. For instance,
words = StringCases["\[Alpha]StringCases["α \[Beta]1β1 rpr other", WordCharacter ..] (where I use actual Greek letters such as :a: - I didn't fix the copy/paste issue into the browser), the output is
{"1", "rpr", "other"} How do I get MmaMathematica to recognize other kinds of words?
I want to perform a simple analysis of some Greek text: collect the different words used and count their frequency. It seems that some of the built-in commands do not work well with Greek letters. For instance,
words = StringCases["\[Alpha] \[Beta]1 rpr other", WordCharacter ..] (where I use actual Greek letters such as :a: - I didn't fix the copy/paste issue into the browser), the output is
{"1", "rpr", "other"} How do I get Mma to recognize other kinds of words?
I want to perform a simple analysis of some Greek text: collect the different words used and count their frequency. It seems that some of the built-in commands do not work well with Greek letters. For instance,
words = StringCases["α β1 rpr other", WordCharacter ..] (where I use actual Greek letters such as :a: - I didn't fix the copy/paste issue into the browser), the output is
{"1", "rpr", "other"} How do I get Mathematica to recognize other kinds of words?
I want to perform a simple analysis of some Greek text: collect the different words used and count their frequency. It seems that some of the built-in commands do not work well with Greek letters. For instance,
words = StringCases["\[Alpha] \[Beta]1 rpr other", WordCharacter ..] (where I use actual Greek letters such as :a: - I didn't fix the copy/paste issue into the browser), the output is
{"1", "rpr", "other"} How do I get Mma to recognize other kinds of words?