Welcome to my R project focused on strings and functional programming.
I chose the book "Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen, available through the janeaustenr package. The goal was to create a plot of the most common words in the book, removing stop words. I used tidyverse, ggplot2, stringr and tidytext functions and created a frequency plot to visualize the results.
I also used the stopwords package to remove the pre-defined stop words. I have also used the testthat package to check the robustness of the function.
The text was obtained from the janeaustenr package.
To reproduce the analysis, load the required packages and run the code provided in the R script.
I implemented a function, pig_latin_converter, that converts words to a custom version of Pig Latin. The function has roxygen2-style documentation, examples, and tests to ensure its correctness.
The function takes a word and a custom suffix, rearranges the letters based on specific rules, and adds the custom suffix.
See examples in the R script or the rmarkdown file for how to use the pig_latin_converter function.
- R Script: The main R script contains the code for both exercises.
- README: You are currently reading the README file.
- Rmardown: The Rmarkdown file.
- md file: The markdown file with the outputs and examples.
To run the code, follow these steps:
- Ensure you have R installed on your system.
- Clone this repository to your local machine.
- Open the R script and execute the code.
If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please open an issue in the repository.
- Jasleen Kaur
Note: This project was created as an assignment for the STAT545 B 102 class at UBC.