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Learning Social Media Analytics with R

You're reading from   Learning Social Media Analytics with R Transform data from social media platforms into actionable business insights

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781787127524
Length 394 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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 Sarkar Sarkar
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Karthik Ganapathy Karthik Ganapathy
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Raghav Bali Raghav Bali
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters Close

Learning Social Media Analytics with R
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Preface
1. Getting Started with R and Social Media Analytics FREE CHAPTER 2. Twitter – What's Happening with 140 Characters 3. Analyzing Social Networks and Brand Engagements with Facebook 4. Foursquare – Are You Checked in Yet? 5. Analyzing Software Collaboration Trends I – Social Coding with GitHub 6. Analyzing Software Collaboration Trends II - Answering Your Questions with StackExchange 7. Believe What You See – Flickr Data Analysis 8. News – The Collective Social Media! Index

Summary


The virtual world of the Internet is evolving at breakneck speeds and it is the developers/programmers/innovators that are driving it in the background. GitHub and StackExchange are the two most popular social networks leveraged by this community to share, help and expand their knowledge.

As discussed in the previous chapter on GitHub, there are some strong trends and insights clearly visible from the data available. Building upon the same, this chapter dealt with data related to StackExchange.

We started off with understanding the humble beginnings of this platform followed by ways of getting our hands upon its data. This was followed by utilizing the data dumps as our primary source of data from the StackExchange platform. The next step was to understand what data is available to us and how it is organized into separate files. We then utilized the power of R to use this data and extract some interesting insights related to programming languages, demographics, and so on from the data...

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