Text Mining in R - Virtual Classroom

Date: Tuesday 02 July 2024 1.00PM - Wednesday 03 July 2024 5.00PM
Location: Online
CPD: 6.0 hours
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Level: Intermediate (I)


Want to learn how to get the most out of text data? Today, a lot of data produced contains unstructured text, which can be difficult to transform and analyse without the correct knowledge and tools. In this course you will learn the basics of manipulating and transforming text data as well as how to extract meaning and sentiment in R, using packages such as {stringr} and {tidytext}.

Please note: Bookings will close 4 working days before the course start date or when the course has reached its maximum capacity.
 

Level: Intermediate (I)


Want to learn how to get the most out of text data? Today, a lot of data produced contains unstructured text, which can be difficult to transform and analyse without the correct knowledge and tools. In this course you will learn the basics of manipulating and transforming text data as well as how to extract meaning and sentiment in R, using packages such as {stringr} and {tidytext}.

 

Topics Covered

  • Appreciating the benefits of text data
  • Cleaning and extracting text with {stringr} and regular expressions
  • Transforming and mining text with {tidytext}
  • Analysing the sentiment of text
  • Understanding the content of a text with TF-IDF

Learning Outcomes


By the end of the course, participants will be able to…
  • Be able to clean, manipulate, and transform text data using the {stringr} package.
  • Use basic regular expressions to extract and remove patterns in text.
  • Convert unstructured text data into a tidy format suitable for analysis with {tidytext}.
  • Understand basic text mining concepts, such as tokenization and stop words.
  • Create beautiful plots of text data including word clouds.
  • Be able to analyse the sentiment of a piece of text and compare sentiment across texts and over time.
  • Understand how to extract representative words of a text to classify its content.
  • Be able to understand and perform lemmatization and stemming using {textstem}.

Knowledge Assumed

This course assumes basic familiarity with R and the {tidyverse}. We recommend first attending our Introduction to R course if you want to get up to speed for this course!

 

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02 June 2024

 

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02 June 2024

                                  


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