JSTOR_unpack_multiple_archives: Unpacks multiple zip files of JSTOR journal articles and...
In benmarwick/JSTORr: Simple Text Mining and Document Clustering of JSTOR Journal Articles
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Description
Import journal articles and bibliographic data from multiple downloaded zipfiles, and reshape ready for simple text mining. For use with JSTOR's Data for Research datasets (http://dfr.jstor.org/).
Usage
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JSTOR_unpack_multiple_archives(mydir = getwd())
Arguments
mydir
path to directory containing multiple zip files dowloaded from dfr.jstor.org (default is the current working directory)
Value
Returns a list of two items. First is "wordcounts", a Document Term Matrix of 1-grams, and second is 'bibliodata', a data frame of bibliographic information for all articles.
Examples
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## multiple_archives <- JSTOR_unpack_multiple_archives(mydir = "~/my_data")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Import journal articles and bibliographic data from multiple downloaded zipfiles, and reshape ready for simple text mining. For use with JSTOR's Data for Research datasets (http://dfr.jstor.org/).
Usage
1 | JSTOR_unpack_multiple_archives(mydir = getwd())
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Arguments
mydir |
path to directory containing multiple zip files dowloaded from dfr.jstor.org (default is the current working directory) |
Value
Returns a list of two items. First is "wordcounts", a Document Term Matrix of 1-grams, and second is 'bibliodata', a data frame of bibliographic information for all articles.
Examples
1 | ## multiple_archives <- JSTOR_unpack_multiple_archives(mydir = "~/my_data")
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