[Python-ideas] New explicit methods to trim strings

[Alex Grigoryev]

In your case you probably should use [model.split(".")[1] for model in models]
strip_prefix should not be used with file extensions, method for files already exist.

On Apr 2 2019, at 5:43 am, David Mertz <mertz at gnosis.cx> wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 1, 2019 at 8:54 PM Steven D'Aprano <steve at pearwood.info (mailto:steve at pearwood.info)> wrote:
>
> > I can think of at least one English suffix pair that clash: -ify, -fy.
> > How about other languages? How comfortable are you to say that nobody
> > doing text processing in German or Hindi will need to deal with clashing
> > affixes?
>
>
> Here are the 30 most common suffixes in a large list of Dutch words. For similar answers for other languages, see https://gist.github.com/DavidMertz/1a4aac0e889097d7bf80d8d41a3a644d. Note that there is absolutely nothing morphological here, simply dumb string literals:
> % head -30 suffix-frequency-nl.txt
> ('en', 55338)
> ('er', 14387)
> ('de', 12541)
> ('den', 11427)
> ('ten', 9402)
> ('te', 8263)
> ('ng', 7502)
> ('es', 7398)
> ('st', 7102)
> ('ing', 6949)
> ('gen', 6836)
> ('rs', 6592)
> ('ers', 5581)
> ('ren', 4842)
> ('el', 4602)
> ('ngen', 4451)
> ('rde', 4255)
> ('ken', 4203)
> ('re', 3870)
> ('je', 3868)
> ('len', 3784)
> ('ste', 3680)
> ('ie', 3658)
> ('nd', 3635)
> ('erde', 3620)
> ('rden', 3593)
> ('jes', 3307)
> ('eren', 3193)
> ('id', 3123)
> ('rd', 3083)
>
>
>
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