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+49I'm editing the stop words for a word cloud in vocalize and I have removed every contraction I can think of that contains an "n't" element yet it is still appearing in my word cloud. Vocalize seems to recognize it as it's own separate word. I also added the pieces n't, n', and 't to my stop words, but it persists. Has anyone found a way around this? Does anyone know why it is not recognized in my stop word list?
Best answer by VirginiaM
Here is the reply from Qualtrics support:
I wanted to follow up with you in regards to the n't issue. There are 2 different apostrophes ' & ’ . The stop word feature in Vocalize uses the second version.
In this case, you should be good to go once you add this n’t to your stop words.
View originalI wanted to follow up with you in regards to the n't issue. There are 2 different apostrophes ' & ’ . The stop word feature in Vocalize uses the second version.
In this case, you should be good to go once you add this n’t to your stop words.
+6I know that the word cloud builder uses a system that actually looks at root words, rather than the word that was actually typed. It uses that so it can group things that are similar, like "pony" and "ponies". I don't know much about how it would handle contractions. Maybe call support and report back?
+49Here is the reply from Qualtrics support:
I wanted to follow up with you in regards to the n't issue. There are 2 different apostrophes ' & ’ . The stop word feature in Vocalize uses the second version.
In this case, you should be good to go once you add this n’t to your stop words.
I wanted to follow up with you in regards to the n't issue. There are 2 different apostrophes ' & ’ . The stop word feature in Vocalize uses the second version.
In this case, you should be good to go once you add this n’t to your stop words.
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