I recently wrote about the release of tidytext 0.2.1, and one of the most useful new features in this release is a couple of helper functions for making plots with ggplot2. These helper functions address a class of challenges that often arises when dealing with text data, so weâve included them in the tidytext package. Letâs work through an example To show how to use these new functions, letâs wal
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