dupe_detect: added support for both lower and upper cutoff point

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Erik de Vries 6 years ago
parent 11d8b31c60
commit 4cd46d1a5e

@ -3,18 +3,19 @@
#' Get ids of duplicate documents that have a cosine similarity score higher than [threshold]
#' @param row Row of grid to parse
#' @param grid A cross-table of all possible combinations of doctypes and dates
#' @param cutoff Cutoff value for cosine similarity above which documents are considered duplicates
#' @param cutoff_lower Cutoff value for minimum cosine similarity above which documents are considered duplicates (inclusive)
#' @param cutoff_upper Cutoff value for maximum cosine similarity, above which documents are not considered duplicates (for debugging and manual parameter tuning, inclusive)
#' @param es_pwd Password for Elasticsearch read access
#' @return dupe_objects.json and data frame containing each id and all its duplicates. remove_ids.txt and character vector with list of ids to be removed. Files are in current working directory
#' @export
#' @examples
#' dupe_detect(1,grid,es_pwd)
#' dupe_detect(1,grid,cutoff_lower, cutoff_upper = 1, es_pwd)
#################################################################################################
#################################### Duplicate detector ################################
#################################################################################################
dupe_detect <- function(row, grid, cutoff, es_pwd) {
dupe_detect <- function(row, grid, cutoff_lower, cutoff_upper = 1, es_pwd) {
params <- grid[row,]
print(paste0('Parsing ',params$doctypes,' on ',params$dates ))
query <- paste0('{"query":
@ -33,8 +34,7 @@ dupe_detect <- function(row, grid, cutoff, es_pwd) {
dfm <- dfm_gen(out, text = "full")
simil <- as.matrix(textstat_simil(dfm, margin="documents", method="cosine"))
diag(simil) <- NA
simil_og <- simil
df <- as.data.frame(which(simil >= cutoff, arr.ind = TRUE)) %>%
df <- as.data.frame(which(simil >= cutoff_lower & simil <= cutoff_upper, arr.ind = TRUE)) %>%
rownames_to_column("rowid") %>%
mutate(colid = colnames(simil)[col]) %>%
.[,c(1,4)] %>%
@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ dupe_detect <- function(row, grid, cutoff, es_pwd) {
write(unique(rownames(which(simil >= cutoff, arr.ind = TRUE))),
file = paste0(getwd(),'/remove_ids.txt'),
append=T)
return(list(df,unique(rownames(which(simil >= cutoff, arr.ind = TRUE)))))
return(list(df,unique(rownames(which(simil >= cutoff_lower & simil <= cutoff_upper, arr.ind = TRUE)))))
### Dummy code to verify that filtering out unique ids using the bottom half of the matrix actually works
# id_filter <- unique(rownames(which(simil >= cutoff, arr.ind = TRUE)))
# dfm_nodupes <- dfm_subset(dfm, !(docnames(dfm) %in% id_filter))

@ -4,14 +4,16 @@
\alias{dupe_detect}
\title{Get ids of duplicate documents that have a cosine similarity score higher than [threshold]}
\usage{
dupe_detect(row, grid, cutoff, es_pwd)
dupe_detect(row, grid, cutoff_lower, cutoff_upper = 1, es_pwd)
}
\arguments{
\item{row}{Row of grid to parse}
\item{grid}{A cross-table of all possible combinations of doctypes and dates}
\item{cutoff}{Cutoff value for cosine similarity above which documents are considered duplicates}
\item{cutoff_lower}{Cutoff value for minimum cosine similarity above which documents are considered duplicates (inclusive)}
\item{cutoff_upper}{Cutoff value for maximum cosine similarity, above which documents are not considered duplicates (for debugging and manual parameter tuning, inclusive)}
\item{es_pwd}{Password for Elasticsearch read access}
}
@ -22,5 +24,5 @@ dupe_objects.json and data frame containing each id and all its duplicates. remo
Get ids of duplicate documents that have a cosine similarity score higher than [threshold]
}
\examples{
dupe_detect(1,grid,es_pwd)
dupe_detect(1,grid,cutoff_lower, cutoff_upper = 1, es_pwd)
}

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