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  • Basic Usage
  • $stopwords = new StopWords()
  • check($key)
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StopWords

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Stop Words

Xmf\StopWords is used to check if a given word is considered a .

Stop words are words which are filtered out during processing of text data. An example use case is , which eliminates stop words from the list of potential keywords.

Basic Usage

$stopwords = new StopWords()

Creates a new StopWords object that containes the stop word list for the current language.

check($key)

Look up the word $key in the list of stop words and classify it as a significant word or a stop word.

Returns true if the word is significant, or false if it is a stop word.

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Metagen::generateKeywords()