This example uses an analysis table to tabulate the number of tokens in each chapter in the Quran.
Java Example
public class TokenCountExample {
public static void main() {
// Create a new analysis table.
AnalysisTable table = new AnalysisTable(
"ChapterNumber", "TokenCount");
// Tabulate the number of tokens in each chapter.
for (Chapter chapter : Document.getChapters()) {
table.add(
chapter.getChapterNumber(),
chapter.getTokenCount());
}
// Display the results.
System.out.println(table);
}
}
Program Output
ChapterNumber TokenCount ------------- ---------- 1 29 2 6116 3 3481 4 3747 5 2804 6 3050 7 3320 8 1233 9 2498 10 1833 11 1917 12 1777 13 853 14 830 15 655 16 1844 17 1556 18 1579 19 961 20 1335 21 1169 22 1274 23 1050 24 1316 25 893 26 1318 27 1151 28 1430 29 976 30 817 31 546 32 372 33 1287 34 883 35 775 36 725 37 860 38 733 39 1172 40 1219 41 794 42 860 43 830 44 346 45 488 46 643 47 539 48 560 49 347 50 373 51 360 52 312 53 360 54 342 55 351 56 379 57 574 58 472 59 445 60 348 61 221 62 175 63 180 64 241 65 287 66 249 67 333 68 300 69 258 70 217 71 226 72 285 73 199 74 255 75 164 76 243 77 181 78 173 79 179 80 133 81 104 82 80 83 169 84 107 85 109 86 61 87 72 88 92 89 137 90 82 91 54 92 71 93 40 94 27 95 34 96 72 97 30 98 94 99 36 100 40 101 36 102 28 103 14 104 33 105 23 106 17 107 25 108 10 109 26 110 19 111 23 112 15 113 23 114 20
Discussion
The Chapter.getTokenCount() method is used to get the number of tokens for each chapter. Each orthographic token is whitespace delimited Arabic text within a verse.