cts:entity-dictionary-parse( $contents as xs:string*, [$options as xs:string*] ) as cts:entity-dictionary
Construct a cts:entity-dictionary
object by parsing it from a formatted string.
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contents | The dictionary entries to parse. Each line (or string) must consist of four tab-delimited fields: The entity ID, the normalized form of the entity, the word or phrase to match during entity identification, and the entity type. For more details about the fields, see cts:entity. Multiple formatted strings can be passed in and they will be combined into a single dictionary object. |
options |
Options with which you can control the behavior of the entity dictionary.
You can specify the following options. It is strongly recommended that
you use the default option settings.
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xquery version "1.0-ml"; import module namespace entity="http://marklogic.com/entity" at "/MarkLogic/entity.xqy"; (: NOTE: The fields in each line below must be TAB separated. :) let $dictionary := cts:entity-dictionary-parse( "11208172 Nixon Nixon person:head of state 11208172 Nixon Richard Nixon person:head of state 11208172 Nixon Richard M. Nixon person:head of state 11208172 Nixon Richard Milhous Nixon person:head of state 11208172 Nixon President Nixon person:head of state 08932568 Paris Paris administrative district:national capital 09145751 Paris Paris administrative district:town 09500217 Paris Paris imaginary being:mythical being ") let $input-xml := <node>Nixon visited Paris</node> return entity:enrich($input-xml, $dictionary) (: Returns output similar to the following. (Whitespace added to improve : readability.) : : <node xmlns:e="http://marklogic.com/entity"> : <e:entity type="person:head of state">Nixon</e:entity> : visited : <e:entity type="administrative district:national capital">Paris</e:entity> : </node> :)
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