I found this article in the help section but it’s not answering my question:
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/data-and-analysis-module/text-iq/topics-in-text-iq/
I want to create a rule for a topic where it finds all the words that start with “think”. Right now, the automatic lemmatization is finding “thinking” but not “thinkers”. Is there something else I can add to the query to expand what words it’s looking for?
Hi
The easiest way to achieve this requirement is to include “thinkers” into your code frame/ Query sting, e.g. your query string should look something like this, “Think OR Thinking OR Thinker” to cover as much combinations as you could.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
That’s a little disappointing because I was hoping for a more advanced lemmatization process but since you’re the only one to respond with a solution, I suppose that’s all there is.
Hey
Yeah, I believe the lemmatization could be subjective at times, ex., in above case, it was ideal to to tag “thinking”/”thinkers” under “think”, at the same time, we DO NOT want to tag “carpet” under “car”.
Hope this makes sense :)
For anyone else who stumbles across this, I learned yesterday from Qualtrics Support that the main issue here is that it reads “think” as a verb so it doesn’t find nouns with that base.
Thanks for sharing,
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