compareDictionaries: Compares two dictionaries

In SentimentAnalysis: Dictionary-Based Sentiment Analysis

Compares two dictionaries

Description

Routine compares two dictionaries in terms of how similarities and differences. Among the calculated measures are the total of distinct words, the overlap between both dictionaries, etc.

Usage

compareDictionaries(d1, d2)

Arguments

d1	is the first sentiment dictionary of type SentimentDictionaryWordlist, SentimentDictionaryBinary or SentimentDictionaryWeighted
d2	is the first sentiment dictionary of type SentimentDictionaryWordlist, SentimentDictionaryBinary or SentimentDictionaryWeighted

Value

Returns list with different metrics depending on dictionary type

Note

Currently, this routine only supports the case where both dictionaries are of the same type

See Also

SentimentDictionaryWordlist, SentimentDictionaryBinary, SentimentDictionaryWeighted for the specific classes

Examples

d1 <- SentimentDictionary(c("uncertain", "possible", "likely"))
d2 <- SentimentDictionary(c("rather", "intend", "likely"))
cmp <- compareDictionaries(d1, d2)

d1 <- SentimentDictionary(c("increase", "rise", "more"),
                          c("fall", "drop"))
d2 <- SentimentDictionary(c("positive", "rise", "more"),
                          c("negative", "drop"))
cmp <- compareDictionaries(d1, d2)

d1 <- SentimentDictionary(c("increase", "decrease", "exit"),
                          c(+1, -1, -10),
                          rep(NA, 3))
d2 <- SentimentDictionary(c("increase", "decrease", "drop", "neutral"),
                          c(+2, -5, -1, 0),
                          rep(NA, 4))
cmp <- compareDictionaries(d1, d2)

SentimentAnalysis documentation built on Aug. 24, 2023, 1:07 a.m.