Kenneth Benoit

Looks fine to me, breaks nothing and leaves the default behaviour of the print method unchanged. Users will have to call `print()` explicitly to use this however.

Really? We moved away from all row.names/rownames (except for dfm objects). The integers-as-character is standard for data.frames without row.names. ``` r head(iris) ## Sepal.Length Sepal.Width Petal.Length Petal.Width Species ## 1...

How about "document" as a first column always, as we output for the textstat_*() data.frames? That way we keep the system_ variables hidden. I'd prefer not to have users referring...

I'm thinking a way to implement this would be through some modifier to `pattern()`, where we have a "mask" of logicals corresponding to each ngram. So in the above example,...

Can you provide an example so we have a clearer idea of what these do and what sort of output is generated? We have some efficient association methods already used...

Probably better in **quanteda.textstats** since that's where the association statistics code already lives, and since this is a textual statistic.

That seems to me like a very good way to implement it. Things to think about: - Compounding in its plain form converts the elements into a compound, removing the...

Any rule: If a token is used in any compound, remove it (as it works now without a skip argument). All rule: If a token is is used in all...

Settings are only partially active at the moment, hence the open issues (#1084, #63, #55). Would be good to get all this working consistently and add some clear instructions!

Hi - This would be a great addition. I’ve been encouraging some potential contributors to consider designing companion packages that require quanteda, and would be very happy to assist with...