Thanks, this was really useful, but my problem is I don't want to have duplicates. Given this output:

not_alligator-n about    adage-n    8.8016
not_alligator-n appearance-1    broad-j    11.9640
not_alligator-n coord    albino-n    6.7667
not_alligator-n be    jumper-n    6.0272
not_alligator-n be    key-n    3.8779
not_alligator-n of    body-n    8.3063
not_alligator-n of    bone-n    20.7982
not_alligator-n of    book-n    0.4229
not_alligator-n be    key-n    3.2572
not_alligator-n of    chorus-n    24.9515
not_alligator-n of    book-n    2.3460
not_alligator-n obj    sit-v    3.1857
not_alligator-n obj    size-v    57.3257
not_alligator-n obj    skewer-v    6.1105

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I'd like for not_alligator-n be key-n 3.8779 and not_alligator-n be key-n 3.2572 to appear just once, but with their score summed up.
How can I achieve that?
Thanks
Giulia

In reply to Re^2: Select only desired features from a text by remluvr
in thread Select only desired features from a text by remluvr

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