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==Useful (mostly) bash one-liners== |
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sed 's/\$\W*\^/$\n^/g' | grep '@' | sed 's/><.*/>$/g' | sort -f | uniq -ci | sort -gr |
sed 's/\$\W*\^/$\n^/g' | grep '@' | sed 's/><.*/>$/g' | sort -f | uniq -ci | sort -gr |
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| + | tr " " "\n" | grep "@" | tr -d "[:punct:]" | sort | uniq -c | sort -r |
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Revision as of 15:15, 21 June 2010
Useful (mostly) bash one-liners
- Perl regular-expression for removing all tags after the initial:
perl -pe 's/(\^[^<]+<[^>]+>)(<\w+>)*\$/\1\$/g;' ^Lemma<V><Pres><Sg>$ -> ^Lemma<V>$
- Get unknown words from chunked text and sort by frequency:
sed 's/\$\W*\^/$\n^/g' | grep '@' | sed 's/><.*/>$/g' | sort -f | uniq -ci | sort -gr
tr " " "\n" | grep "@" | tr -d "[:punct:]" | sort | uniq -c | sort -r
- Strip newlines:
sed ':a;N;$!ba;s/\n//g'
