read_twitter_csv: Read comma separated value Twitter data.
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read_twitter_csv R Documentation
Read comma separated value Twitter data.
Description
Reads Twitter data that was previously saved as a CSV file.
Usage
read_twitter_csv(file, unflatten = FALSE)
Arguments
file
Name of CSV file.
unflatten
Logical indicating whether to unflatten (separate hasthags
and mentions columns on space, converting characters to lists), defaults
to FALSE.
Value
A tbl data frame of Twitter data
See Also
Other datafiles:
flatten(),
write_as_csv()
Examples
## Not run:
## read in data.csv
rt <- read_twitter_csv("data.csv")
## End(Not run)
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| read_twitter_csv | R Documentation |
Read comma separated value Twitter data.
Description
Reads Twitter data that was previously saved as a CSV file.
Usage
read_twitter_csv(file, unflatten = FALSE)
Arguments
file |
Name of CSV file. |
unflatten |
Logical indicating whether to unflatten (separate hasthags and mentions columns on space, converting characters to lists), defaults to FALSE. |
Value
A tbl data frame of Twitter data
See Also
Other datafiles:
flatten(),
write_as_csv()
Examples
## Not run:
## read in data.csv
rt <- read_twitter_csv("data.csv")
## End(Not run)
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