To examine how many posts in your dataset contain toxic words or phrases, you can use a pre-compiled dictionary of toxic terms and swear words, developed as part of the following publication: K. Hazel Kwon, & Anatoliy Gruzd. (2017). Is…
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How to use SentiStrength to analyze tweets collected with Netlytic
Note: the instructions are tested on a PC computer with Windows 10 and Microsoft Office 365. In Netlytic (under My Datasets), download one of your Twitter datasets from Netlytic to your computer as a CSV file: Open the downloaded dataset…
Tutorial: Exploring #ExploreCanada via Social Network Analysis (SNA)
Dataset Type: a CSV file containing messages from Twitter Step 1: Download the practice dataset to your computer: ExploreCanada.csv Step 2: Login to https://netlytic.org with your Google or Yahoo ID (or create a “standard” account) Step 3: Import the sample dataset from Step 1…
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Tutorial: Social Media Data Collection & Network Analysis with Netlytic and R
URL: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_EH30ycPj2r6t0vH1QSSBjKJ209qq7-nwz2zAJno8Mk/pub?embedded=true