Hi all,
I have a series of lists in format ['word', 'tagA', 'tagB']. I have
converted this to a few dicts, such as one in which keys are tuples of
('word', 'tagB'), and the values are the number of times that key was
found. I need an dictionary idiom whereby I can find all instances of
a given 'word' with any 'tagB', and then subdivide into all instances
of a given 'tagB'. In both cases I would want the value as a count of
all instances found. Can this be done with dictionaries? Or should I
back up and do this with lists? All of the nested for loops I have
tried return replicated results, so I can't trust those values.
Thanks for any pointers,
Brandon
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