run_dictionary | R Documentation |
This function creates a data.frame which includes one column with each observation's ID as well as one column for each category of the inputted dictionary.
run_dictionary(data, text, dictionary, verbose = TRUE)
data |
An object of type data.frame. |
text |
The name of the character variable for which dictionary expressions are to be matched against. |
dictionary |
An object of type dictionary. |
verbose |
TRUE or FALSE Whether activity messages are displayed on the screen. |
A data.frame which includes one more column than the number of dictionary categories. The first column is named doc_id. Each other column is named after a dictionary category.
CLESSN
## Not run:
# Calculate the number of dictionary expression mentions in
a list of attitudes.
run_dictionary(data.frame(colnames(attitude)),
text = colnames(attitude),
dictionary = quanteda::data_dictionary_LSD2015)
## End(Not run)
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