compare_mentions: Compare mentions using sub-filters when counting them

In brandseye/brandseyer2: Provides access to data stored in a BrandsEye account

Description

compare_mentions() lets you group mentions together using sub-filters when counting them using count_mentions(). This is part of the query() language.

Usage

compare_mentions(.account, ...)

compare_mentions_raw(.account, comparisons)

Arguments

.account	An account or query() object.
...	A named set of sub-filters, such as positive = sentiment = 1. See the examples.
comparisons	A named list of comparison subfilters.

Details

compare_mentions_raw() allows you to construct a list of comparison filters programmatically, and apply them to the query.

Value

A query() object.

See Also

Other verbs for the query language: group_mentions_by(), filter_mentions(), with_mention_fields(), with_mention_order(), with_account().

query() is a way to manually create queries.

Examples

account("TEST01AA") %>%
  compare_mentions(enterprise = "media is enterprise",
                   consumer = "media is consumer")
account("TEST01AA") %>%
  compare_mentions_raw(list(enterprise = "media is ENTERPRISE",
                            consumer = "media is CONSUMER"))

brandseye/brandseyer2 documentation built on Sept. 5, 2021, 2:15 p.m.