These functions operate on the rows (documents) of quanteda objects, subsetting, reordering, or selecting distinct documents based on document variables.
A corpus, subsetted or reordered according to the operation.
a quanteda corpus object
additional arguments passed to methods
arrange() orders documents by values of document variables. See
dplyr::arrange() for more details.
distinct() subsets documents to keep only unique/distinct rows based on
document variable values. See dplyr::distinct() for more details.
filter() subsets documents that satisfy specified conditions on document
variables. See dplyr::filter() for more details.
slice() and its variants (slice_head(), slice_tail(), slice_min(),
slice_max(), slice_sample()) select documents by their (integer)
positions. See dplyr::slice() for more details.