word_cloud: Retrieve top words that appear most frequently in clips...
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word_cloud R Documentation
Retrieve top words that appear most frequently in clips matching your search
Description
The API takes the 200 most relevant clips that match your search and returns the
terms for a "word cloud" of up to the top 200 most frequent words that appeared in
those clips (common stop words are automatically removed). This is a powerful way
of understanding the topics and words dominating the relevant coverage and
suggesting additional contextual search terms to narrow or evolve your search.
Note that if there are too few matching clips for your query, the word cloud may
be blank.
Usage
word_cloud(query, start_date = NULL, end_date = NULL)
Arguments
query
query string in GDELT format. See QUERY in https://blog.gdeltproject.org/gdelt-2-0-television-api-debuts/
for details; use list_networks() to obtain valid station/network identifiers
start_date, end_date
start/end dates. Leaving both NULL searches all archive history.
Leaving just start_date NULL sets the start date to July 2009. Leaving just end_date
NULL sets the end date to today.
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Retrieve top words that appear most frequently in clips matching your search
Description
The API takes the 200 most relevant clips that match your search and returns the terms for a "word cloud" of up to the top 200 most frequent words that appeared in those clips (common stop words are automatically removed). This is a powerful way of understanding the topics and words dominating the relevant coverage and suggesting additional contextual search terms to narrow or evolve your search. Note that if there are too few matching clips for your query, the word cloud may be blank.
Usage
word_cloud(query, start_date = NULL, end_date = NULL)
Arguments
query |
query string in GDELT format. See |
start_date, end_date |
start/end dates. Leaving both |
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