`DeleteStopwords`¶

Removes common stopwords ("the", "a", "of", ...) from a string. Only the words go: the spaces and punctuation around them stay put, so every deleted word leaves a gap behind.

$ wo 'DeleteStopwords["A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away"]'
 long time ago,   galaxy far, far away

Given a list of words, stopword elements are dropped from the list.

$ wo 'DeleteStopwords[{"a", "list", "of", "words"}]'
{list, words}

Anything else — an association of word counts, a number — is an error.

$ wo 'DeleteStopwords[WordCounts["the cat sat on the mat"]]'

DeleteStopwords::strse: A string or list of strings is expected at position 1 in DeleteStopwords[<|the -> 2, mat -> 1, on -> 1, sat -> 1, cat -> 1|>].
DeleteStopwords[<|the -> 2, mat -> 1, on -> 1, sat -> 1, cat -> 1|>]

DeleteStopwords¶

`DeleteStopwords`¶