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 ==== Blacklists ==== ==== Blacklists ====
  
-A blacklist is a list of "bad" words (e.g., pornographic terms). If a document contains more than a certain number of types or tokens from this list, it will be discarded.+A blacklist is a list of "bad" words (e.g., pornographic terms). If a document contains more than a certain number of [[wp>types]] or [[wp>tokens]] from this list, it will be discarded.
  
 The "Types" and "Tokens" parameters let you specify the number of types and tokens from the "bad" word list sufficient to cause a document to be discarded. The "Types" and "Tokens" parameters let you specify the number of types and tokens from the "bad" word list sufficient to cause a document to be discarded.
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 ==== Whitelists ==== ==== Whitelists ====
  
-A whitelist is a list of "good" words (e.g., function words). A document is included in the corpus only if it contains a certain number of types and tokens from this list, and if the ratio of tokens from the list to total tokens is above a certain threshold.+A whitelist is a list of "good" words (e.g., function words). A document is included in the corpus only if it contains a certain number of [[wp>types]] and [[wp>tokens]] from this list, and if the ratio of tokens from the list to total tokens is above a certain threshold.
  
 The "Types", "Tokens" and "Ratio" parameters let you specify the minimum number of types and tokens from the whitelist that a document must contain to be included, and the minimum ratio of tokens from the list to total tokens in the document that a document must have to be included. The "Types", "Tokens" and "Ratio" parameters let you specify the minimum number of types and tokens from the whitelist that a document must contain to be included, and the minimum ratio of tokens from the list to total tokens in the document that a document must have to be included.