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### Content
## Content
The content of this repo is divided in three directories, each one containing
different types of files.
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### Harry Potter CSV file
## Harry Potter CSV file
The data of all the books is available in `csv` format:
`harry_potter_books.csv`.
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### Harry Potter R-Data Files
## Harry Potter R-Data Files
The data of each book is also available in its own R-Data `rda` file
(see [rda-data-files/](rda-data-files)):
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### Sentiment Lexicons
## Sentiment Lexicons
In addition to the Harry Potter text, you can also find data for a handful of
sentiment lexicons from the R package `"textdata"` (by Hvitfeldt and Silge):

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library(tidytext)
```
### Content
## Content
The content of this repo is divided in three directories, each one
containing different types of files.
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sentiment lexicons, also stored in R-Data (binary) files—one file
per lexicon.
### Harry Potter CSV file
## Harry Potter CSV file
The data of all the books is available in `csv` format:
`harry_potter_books.csv`.
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3. `chapter`: associated chapter number
### Harry Potter R-Data Files
## Harry Potter R-Data Files
The data of each book is also available in its own R-Data `rda` file
(see [rda-data-files/](rda-data-files)):
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You may want to use these files to perform bigram analysis (or other
type of n-gram analysis).
### Sentiment Lexicons
## Sentiment Lexicons
In addition to the Harry Potter text, you can also find data for a
handful of sentiment lexicons from the R package `"textdata"` (by