poems.test: poems.test: Letter Frequencies in Six Poems
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poems.test: Letter Frequencies in Six Poems
Description
This data set contains letter frequencies collected from six poems written by
either William Shakespeare (1564–1616), William Blake (1757–1827), or Thomas
Stearns Eliot (1888–1965). There are two poems per author in this data.
Usage
poems.test
Format
A data frame with 6 observations (rows) and 31 variables (columns).
The first column, [,1] Author, is a factor and specifies the
surname of the author of the given poem. The remaining columns are all
numeric, and there is one column for each letter in the alphabet (a-z) and
four columns for special characters.
See Also
poems
Examples
# The letters
colnames(poems.test[, -1])
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poems.test: Letter Frequencies in Six Poems
Description
This data set contains letter frequencies collected from six poems written by either William Shakespeare (1564–1616), William Blake (1757–1827), or Thomas Stearns Eliot (1888–1965). There are two poems per author in this data.
Usage
poems.test
Format
A data frame with 6 observations (rows) and 31 variables (columns).
The first column, [,1] Author, is a factor and specifies the
surname of the author of the given poem. The remaining columns are all
numeric, and there is one column for each letter in the alphabet (a-z) and
four columns for special characters.
See Also
poems
Examples
# The letters
colnames(poems.test[, -1])
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