Simple tf-idf in 30 lines of clojure. Inspired by a nice simple scala implementation: https://github.com/felipehummel/TinySearchEngine/blob/master/scala/tinySearch.scala and matches as closely as possible the computation.

tf-idf.clj

(ns ignacio.tfidf (:require [clojure.contrib.string  :as string])) ;; Simple tfidf in clojure, for fun.

(def stopwords (set (string/split #"\n" (slurp "./stopwords.txt"))))

(defn tokenize [raw-text] ;; Lowercases and splits on non-letters, non-numbers.
  (remove stopwords (string/split #"[^a-z0-9äöüáéíóúãâêîôûàèìòùçñ]+" (string/lower-case raw-text))))

(defn idf2 [n-docs match] (Math/pow (Math/log (/ n-docs (count (keys match)))) 2))

(defn index-one [fname] ;; Index for one file. Given an fname, returns a map of token -> map of (fname, count)
  (let [word-counts (frequencies (tokenize (slurp fname)))]
    (zipmap (keys word-counts) (map (fn [c] {fname c}) (vals word-counts)))))

(defn accum-tfidf [total-doc-count match] ;; Given the total term count and a map of doc -> count, accumulate tfidf for docs.
  (map (fn [doc w-count] {doc (* w-count (idf2 total-doc-count match))}) (keys match) (vals match)))
  
(defn search [db total-doc-count raw-text] ;; Returns accumulated tfidf for each doc.
  (let [results (keep db (tokenize raw-text))] ;; Each result is one term lookup.
    (apply merge-with + (mapcat (partial accum-tfidf total-doc-count) results))))
        
(defn read-and-search [db total-doc-count doc-norms raw-text]
  (let [results (search db total-doc-count raw-text)
	scores  (take 3 (reverse (sort-by second (map (fn [k] [k (/ (results k) (doc-norms k))]) (keys results)))))]
    (println "FOR: " raw-text " matched: " results)))
  
(defn -main [& args]
  (let [db            (apply merge-with merge (map index-one args))
        doc-norms-raw (apply merge-with + (mapcat (partial accum-tfidf (count args)) (vals db)))
        doc-norms     (zipmap (keys doc-norms-raw) (map #(Math/sqrt %) (vals doc-norms-raw)))]
   (map (partial read-and-search db (count args) doc-norms) (line-seq (java.io.BufferedReader. *in*)))))

Thanks Scott! What are you working on? Ignacio

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On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 7:54 AM, scottjad < ***@***.***>wrote: ;; Here are a few improvements: (defn fmap-keys [f m](fmap %28fn [[k v]] [k %28f v%29]%29 m)) ;fmap from contrib (zipmap (keys word-counts) (map (fn [c] {fname c}) (vals word-counts))) (zipmap (keys word-counts) (map fname (vals word-counts))) (into {} (map (fn [[k v]] [k (fname v)]) word-counts)) (fmap (fn [[k v]] [k (fname v)]) word-counts) (fmap-keys fname word-counts) (map (fn [doc w-count] {doc (\* w-count (idf2 total-doc-count match))}) (keys match) (vals match)) (map (fn [[doc w-count]] {doc (\* w-count (idf2 total-doc-count match))}) match) (zipmap (keys doc-norms-raw) (map #(Math/sqrt %) (vals doc-norms-raw))) (into {} (map (fn [[k v]] [k (Math/sqrt v)]) doc-norms-raw)) (fmap (fn [[k v]] [k (Math/sqrt v)]) doc-norms-raw) (fmap-keys #(Math/sqrt %) doc-norms-raw) ## Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/1050607

probably --> doall required
(doall (map (partial read-and-search db
(count args) doc-norms) (line-seq (java.io.BufferedReader. in))))))