In the "Text Analyzer" module, how can the user-defined thesaurus be added to the default thesaurus of the software?

[#1]

Hello everyone!

The Chinese version I use, I found the default thesaurus file of the software's default "text analysis" module, and added my own custom thesaurus to the file, but this newly added word does not work during analysis.

Ask the experts: In the "Text Analyzer" module, how to add the user-defined thesaurus to the default thesaurus of the software?

[#2]

For example, I added a custom word directly to the default word library.

When analyzing text containing this new word, the word must not appear

[#3]

Try using the file named dictionary_User.jmp in the same directory.

Make sure you restart JMP after changing the dictionary. The dictionary is only loaded once, the first time it is needed.

[#4]

Thanks experts!

I tried to write two custom words like this, but it still doesn't work when parsing

[#5]

OS:win 7 64bit

JMP Pro 15.2.1

Thanks!

[#6]

This user file, I have tried it in both folders. Still no success.

[#7]

The tiny user dictionary is in the same directory as the downloaded dictionary.

The path is printed in the log when you use Text Explorer.You found it here.

Restart JMP after making changes.

[#8 · Accepted solution]

The user dictionary has an "action" column. use "add" to add words. The notes for the user dictionary has a little more detail.

user dictionary notes says: This is the list of words to add or delete from the dictionary text explorer uses for parsing text. Action should be 'add' or 'delete'.

[#9]

可以了、感谢专家的帮助。

我粗心、没有仔细看这个文件中的说明。

[#10]

Anyone watching and wondering: the dictionary is used to try to solve the problem of making words from a string of characters with no delimiters between words.

forexampleifenglishlanguagetextwaswrittenwithoutspacesbetweenthewordsandeveryletterwasavalidwordallbyitself

which should be tokenized as 

for example if english language text was written without spaces between the words and every letter was a valid word all by itself

and not

ex ample...with out...word sand...it self...

(I hope these code boxes prevent the automatic translation...)

word sand

 vs 

words and

nicely illustrates the problem.