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Please check wehtehr users can employ quanteda's dfm object for `searchK()` function. Apparently, there seems an issue:
``` r
library(stm)
#> stm v1.3.3 () successfully loaded. See ?stm for help.…
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Hello everyone,
I am trying to replicate the code provided for counting the frequency of co-occuring words.
```
# find frequently co-occuring words (typically compound words)
ngram2 % dfm()
n…
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Hello there!
I hope all is well during these difficult times! I was playing with the great `quanteda` and discovered the nice `textmodel_svm` classification model. However, contrary to `textmodel_n…
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Changes in quanteda broke the function but no error is risen.
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It looks like I found some problem:
```R
> inaugLIWCanalysis inaugLIWCanalysis inaugLIWCanalysis inaugLIWCanalysis where
where 1: textstat_readability.corpus(corpus(x), measure, remove_hyphens,…
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Dear Professor Benoit, thanks for this great package!
When I explored and tested `liwcalike()` with Washington's Inaugural Speech text 1789 & 1793, the output of `liwcalike()` is the same as that o…
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From [**quanteda** issue #380](https://github.com/kbenoit/quanteda/issues/380):
> Apache Tika (https://tika.apache.org/) might be useful.
> The KNIME folks just added that to their text mining nod…
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I'm not sure how lightweight you want `stellar` to be, but `quanteda` is a fairly heavy dependency, itself bringing in `ggplot2`, various `Rcpp` packages, half the tidyverse, parallel packages, and ma…
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# Text Analysis in R
Text analysis is a scientific subspace that is not served well by general tidyverse / datascience tools. It is a focus area of rOpenSci and we have interesting tools and expert…
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Pretext assumes that the corpus is in english while quanteda support a series of other languages.