co-occurrence network analysis in r Tutorial

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I am using this for my master's thesis and was SO STUCK before finding this. You are saving my FLIPPING LIFE!

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I don't usually comment on posts for the past 11 years, but I have to break that rule by saying> This is well done! Insightful...

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So glad you broke the rule Ajibade, thank you so much for your kind words

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This video is great, thank you so much!

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[@Yerrik]

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[@17Adamovic]

your work is amazing! This helped me solve such a big problem I was encountering!

[@DataCentricInc]

Glad I could help!

[@MandleDan]

This was a TERRIFIC tutorial! Many thanks for pulling this together and sharing it. I'm wondering how the R script would need to change in order to have each of the nodes sized based upon frequency of occurrence.

[@rishikeshdash12]

How to do it for data like iris and mtcars ?

[@KN-tx7sd]

excellent, many thanks. Will it be possible to post a video on genrating circular visualization with heatmaps, bar plots, for non-genomic data using packages like circlize in R program?

[@Attackplaya]

Any plans on using R to plot networks with excel documents?

[@tanvirovie6010]

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[@DataCentricInc]

Thanks Tanvir

[@17Adamovic]

One small question: is there a way for the bigram filtered results to tell us the occurrence per PDF document within the corpus?

[@DataCentricInc]

You would have to apply the bigram code to each corpus that is created per PDF document. Using the break down of the PDF documents in the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3PRaqibhratj9U feed each corpus to the bigram segment to view by PDF or by page.

[@17Adamovic]

@@DataCentricInc i understand, thank you so much!!

[@purnendusardar2223]

Amazing tutorial

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[@jpark7524]

u the best !

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Thanks J Park 😊

[@amarshrinath5471]

Thank you

[@carlosaltamirano2738]

Congrats for your work. I have a question, only PDF documents can be loaded?

[@DataCentricInc]

No you can load word documents and CSV etc

[@razaullah4367]

Hi, nice job. I am getting this "Error in match.fun(FUN) : object 'pdf_text' not found". How to resolve this? Thanks!

[@DataCentricInc]

Hi Raza Ullah ensure that you have installed the pdf_tools library and also that you have run the line require(pdf_tools)