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I have a dataframe with columns review and rating in Spark Scala



val stopWordsList = scala.io.Source.fromFile("stopWords").getLines.toList
val downSampleReviewsDF = sqlContext.sql("SELECT review, rating FROM ds");


I have written a function which will remove stopWords from a given review (String)



def cleanTextFunc(text: String, removeList: List[String]): String = removeList.fold(text) {
case (text, termToRemove) => text.replaceAll("\b" + text + "\b" , "").replaceAll("""[p{Punct}&&[^.]]""", "").replaceAll(" +", " ")


}



How do I add another column "new_review" along with review and rating. The new_review should use cleanTextFunc() to get cleaned data for every row. cleanTextFunc takes two input arguments 1. text to clean 2. List of stop words to be removed from the text



Output should have Text | Rating | New_Text










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  • Why not use the StopWordsRemover?
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I have a dataframe with columns review and rating in Spark Scala



val stopWordsList = scala.io.Source.fromFile("stopWords").getLines.toList
val downSampleReviewsDF = sqlContext.sql("SELECT review, rating FROM ds");


I have written a function which will remove stopWords from a given review (String)



def cleanTextFunc(text: String, removeList: List[String]): String = removeList.fold(text) {
case (text, termToRemove) => text.replaceAll("\b" + text + "\b" , "").replaceAll("""[p{Punct}&&[^.]]""", "").replaceAll(" +", " ")


}



How do I add another column "new_review" along with review and rating. The new_review should use cleanTextFunc() to get cleaned data for every row. cleanTextFunc takes two input arguments 1. text to clean 2. List of stop words to be removed from the text



Output should have Text | Rating | New_Text










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  • Why not use the StopWordsRemover?
    – Shaido
    Nov 21 at 1:47














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I have a dataframe with columns review and rating in Spark Scala



val stopWordsList = scala.io.Source.fromFile("stopWords").getLines.toList
val downSampleReviewsDF = sqlContext.sql("SELECT review, rating FROM ds");


I have written a function which will remove stopWords from a given review (String)



def cleanTextFunc(text: String, removeList: List[String]): String = removeList.fold(text) {
case (text, termToRemove) => text.replaceAll("\b" + text + "\b" , "").replaceAll("""[p{Punct}&&[^.]]""", "").replaceAll(" +", " ")


}



How do I add another column "new_review" along with review and rating. The new_review should use cleanTextFunc() to get cleaned data for every row. cleanTextFunc takes two input arguments 1. text to clean 2. List of stop words to be removed from the text



Output should have Text | Rating | New_Text










share|improve this question















I have a dataframe with columns review and rating in Spark Scala



val stopWordsList = scala.io.Source.fromFile("stopWords").getLines.toList
val downSampleReviewsDF = sqlContext.sql("SELECT review, rating FROM ds");


I have written a function which will remove stopWords from a given review (String)



def cleanTextFunc(text: String, removeList: List[String]): String = removeList.fold(text) {
case (text, termToRemove) => text.replaceAll("\b" + text + "\b" , "").replaceAll("""[p{Punct}&&[^.]]""", "").replaceAll(" +", " ")


}



How do I add another column "new_review" along with review and rating. The new_review should use cleanTextFunc() to get cleaned data for every row. cleanTextFunc takes two input arguments 1. text to clean 2. List of stop words to be removed from the text



Output should have Text | Rating | New_Text







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  • Why not use the StopWordsRemover?
    – Shaido
    Nov 21 at 1:47


















  • Why not use the StopWordsRemover?
    – Shaido
    Nov 21 at 1:47
















Why not use the StopWordsRemover?
– Shaido
Nov 21 at 1:47




Why not use the StopWordsRemover?
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Nov 21 at 1:47












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// Curried method to create UDF from removeList
def getStopWordRemoverUdf(removeList: List[String]): UserDefinedFunction = {
udf { (text: String) =>
cleanTextFunc(text, removeList)
}
}

// Create UDF by passing your removeList
val stopWordRemoverUdf: UserDefinedFunction = getStopWordRemoverUdf(removeList)

// Use UDF to create new column
val cleanedDownSampleReviewsDf: DataFrame = downSampleReviewsDF.withColumn("new_review", stopWordRemoverUdf(downSampleReviewsDF("review")))




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  • Passing extra parameters to UDF in Spark






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    // Curried method to create UDF from removeList
    def getStopWordRemoverUdf(removeList: List[String]): UserDefinedFunction = {
    udf { (text: String) =>
    cleanTextFunc(text, removeList)
    }
    }

    // Create UDF by passing your removeList
    val stopWordRemoverUdf: UserDefinedFunction = getStopWordRemoverUdf(removeList)

    // Use UDF to create new column
    val cleanedDownSampleReviewsDf: DataFrame = downSampleReviewsDF.withColumn("new_review", stopWordRemoverUdf(downSampleReviewsDF("review")))




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      Just a few more lines



      // Curried method to create UDF from removeList
      def getStopWordRemoverUdf(removeList: List[String]): UserDefinedFunction = {
      udf { (text: String) =>
      cleanTextFunc(text, removeList)
      }
      }

      // Create UDF by passing your removeList
      val stopWordRemoverUdf: UserDefinedFunction = getStopWordRemoverUdf(removeList)

      // Use UDF to create new column
      val cleanedDownSampleReviewsDf: DataFrame = downSampleReviewsDF.withColumn("new_review", stopWordRemoverUdf(downSampleReviewsDF("review")))




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      • Passing extra parameters to UDF in Spark






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        // Curried method to create UDF from removeList
        def getStopWordRemoverUdf(removeList: List[String]): UserDefinedFunction = {
        udf { (text: String) =>
        cleanTextFunc(text, removeList)
        }
        }

        // Create UDF by passing your removeList
        val stopWordRemoverUdf: UserDefinedFunction = getStopWordRemoverUdf(removeList)

        // Use UDF to create new column
        val cleanedDownSampleReviewsDf: DataFrame = downSampleReviewsDF.withColumn("new_review", stopWordRemoverUdf(downSampleReviewsDF("review")))




        References




        • Passing extra parameters to UDF in Spark






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        Just a few more lines



        // Curried method to create UDF from removeList
        def getStopWordRemoverUdf(removeList: List[String]): UserDefinedFunction = {
        udf { (text: String) =>
        cleanTextFunc(text, removeList)
        }
        }

        // Create UDF by passing your removeList
        val stopWordRemoverUdf: UserDefinedFunction = getStopWordRemoverUdf(removeList)

        // Use UDF to create new column
        val cleanedDownSampleReviewsDf: DataFrame = downSampleReviewsDF.withColumn("new_review", stopWordRemoverUdf(downSampleReviewsDF("review")))




        References




        • Passing extra parameters to UDF in Spark







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