Exemplos de filter_non_greek em Python

Exemplo n.º 1

 def test_filter_non_greek(self):
     """
     Test filter non greek characters in a mixed string.
     """
     test_input_string = "[Ἑκα]τόμανδ[ρος Αἰσχ]ρίωνος ⋮ Ἀρ[ιστείδη..c5..]"  # PH247029, line 2
     comparison_string = "Ἑκατμανδρος Αἰσχρωνος  Ἀριστεδη"
     test_result_string = filter_non_greek(test_input_string)
     #
     self.assertEqual(test_result_string, comparison_string)

Exemplo n.º 2

Arquivo: test_corpus.py Projeto: diyclassics/cltk

 def test_filter_non_greek(self):
     """
     Test filter non greek characters in a mixed string.
     """
     test_input_string = "[Ἑκα]τόμανδ[ρος Αἰσχ]ρίωνος ⋮ Ἀρ[ιστείδη..c5..]"  # PH247029, line 2
     comparison_string = "Ἑκατμανδρος Αἰσχρωνος  Ἀριστεδη"
     test_result_string = filter_non_greek(test_input_string)
     #
     self.assertEqual(test_result_string, comparison_string)

Exemplo n.º 3

Arquivo: greekprocessing.py Projeto: D-K-E/agsearch-python

    def remove_non_greek(self, txt: str) -> str:
        """!
        \brief remove non greek characters from texts

        Using cltk's filter_non_greek() function.
        The function simply uses unicode code points to determine whether a
        given character is considered as greek or not.
        \warning this will NOT filter out sigma, omega and related characters
        as used by mathematical conventions. Their code points are determined
        to be different by unicode consortium. Make sure the text does not
        contain those.
        """
        return filter_non_greek(txt)

Exemplo n.º 4

Arquivo: text.py Projeto: Viva-Lambda/agsearch-python

 def remove_non_greek(cls, txt: str) -> str:
     ""
     return filter_non_greek(txt)