mcu05_captainamerica: Captain America: The First Avenger (2011).
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mcu05_captainamerica R Documentation
Captain America: The First Avenger (2011).
Description
Character interaction data for the movie Captain America: The First
Avenger (2011).
Usage
mcu05_captainamerica
Format
A list with three elements:
The event list (a
matrix). Each row contains information on a line of dialogue, with columns
corresponding to eventID, sceneID, speakerID, and
dummy variables for each recipient.
The node list (a data frame).
Rows correspond to named speaking characters, with columns corresponding to
variables for ID, name, total lines spoken (nlines), total times
spoken to (linesin), and gender.
The adjacency matrix. This
is derived from the event list through aggregation and can be useful for
static purposes such as visualising the network as a sociogram.
Source
Package author.
References
Jones, Pete. 2020. "A social network analysis approach to
examining gendered character positions in popular film narratives."
Doctoral thesis, University of Manchester, UK.
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Captain America: The First Avenger (2011).
Description
Character interaction data for the movie Captain America: The First Avenger (2011).
Usage
mcu05_captainamerica
Format
A list with three elements:
The event list (a matrix). Each row contains information on a line of dialogue, with columns corresponding to
eventID,sceneID,speakerID, and dummy variables for each recipient.The node list (a data frame). Rows correspond to named speaking characters, with columns corresponding to variables for ID, name, total lines spoken (
nlines), total times spoken to (linesin), and gender.The adjacency matrix. This is derived from the event list through aggregation and can be useful for static purposes such as visualising the network as a sociogram.
Source
Package author.
References
Jones, Pete. 2020. "A social network analysis approach to examining gendered character positions in popular film narratives." Doctoral thesis, University of Manchester, UK.
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