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Text Analysis in Displayr – General Resources These are the best places to start to learn about text analysis in Displayr. Webinar: The complete “how-to”…
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In the screenshot below, for example, a text variable called Multilingual has been selected, and the button for Language translation then appears on the right side of…
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Our automatic categorization tool (Insert > Text Analysis > Automatic Categorization > Unstructed Text) now has the ability to translate both the input language, and…
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This post discusses the two approaches to efficient coding of spontaneous awareness data in Q and Displayr, and when to use which. While the example…
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Fully automated text analysis can, sometimes, do a great job. However, the gold standard for automatic categorization is to first get a human being to…
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5 Machine Learning Breakthroughs to Accurately Categorize Text! For the last 20 years, the survey research industry has waited with bated breath for text…
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Manually coding text data into categories is one of the great pains of survey research. By contrast, many automatic text coding tools ease the pain…
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Mutually Exclusive Categories means each of the text responses will be assigned to a single category. It’s appropriate if the data is relatively simple and each response really…
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It can often be difficult and time-consuming to organize raw text data into meaningful insights. Manually coding even a single text question can take several…
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Text data often refers to entities, such as people, organizations, or places. These entities can be automatically extracted from text data, and then used in…
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Categorizing text data can be a time-consuming and expensive activity. In cases where time is short and budgets low, using automatic categorization of text data…
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In a state of information overload, people are communicating digitally more than ever whether it’s a tweet, reviews, or open-ended responses from a survey. The…
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Want to know how we made our visualizations? Find out how to do your own text analysis and create your own word clouds in Displayr!
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Open-Ended Survey Questions occur when you run a survey and ask a respondent to enter some text as an answer, learn how to categorize these questions.
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The Word Cloud above summarizes some data from tweets by President Trump. The green words are words that are significantly more likely to be used…
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Word clouds: Use Displayr to show colour based sentiment in word clouds. A step by Step guide by Data Scientist Tim Bock.
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Why do some tweets sizzle while others fizzle? Sometimes it’s obvious. But if you have a large quantity of tweet text, or other text for…
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To feed information about text into a statistical algorithm, it must first be converted into a form amenable to doing calculations - a term document matrix.
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It is common when people create word clouds that they want more control. Limit the word cloud to frequently occurring words. Join together words in phrases. Automatically…
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