Lukas Isermann

@[email protected]
36 Followers
78 Following
17 Posts
PhD candidate in Political Science @unimannheim@bawü.social
> Issue Competition
> Political Behavior/Attitudes
> Applied Quantitative Methods.
He/him
https://lukasisermann.netlify.app/
Show threadLukas IsermannAug 10, 2023
Further, you can display sentences alongside their previous and following sentences to provide coders with more context, randomize the order in which texts are displayed, stop the annotation process and resume at a later time, and customize different missing values. 5/7
Show threadLukas IsermannAug 10, 2023
To make the handcodeR a more versatile tool for manual text annotation, handcode() comes with several options that let you customize your annotation process. First, the handcodeR can take up to 6 different input variables you want to use in your classification. 4/7
Show threadLukas IsermannAug 10, 2023
Finally, I just wrote my own tool – the handcodeR. The package comes with one function, handcode(), which opens a Shiny App in which you can click through a vector of texts and classify according to pre-set variables. The function returns a data frame with your annotations. 3/7
Lukas IsermannAug 10, 2023

Thread:
🚨Software Publication Alert🚨
This one is for you, text-analysis folks:

I am very happy to share the publication of my text annotation R-package "handcodeR" 🥳, which is now available on CRAN. 🧵1/7

CRAN.R-project.org/package=handcoge=handcodeR

#CRAN #rstats #TextAsData #TextAnnotation

Show threadLukas IsermannJan 13, 2023
archive_overview generates a calendar providing an overview of available mementos of a homepage in the Internet Archive within a given time range. This function is useful for getting a glimpse of the data available when planning to retrieve a page from the @internetarchive. 3/7
Lukas IsermannJan 13, 2023

Thread:
This week, the archiveRetriever R-package by @[email protected] and me hit 10k downloads 🥳 . We are very happy for the appreciation our work receives from people working with the @internetarchive.

To celebrate this benchmark, I want to introduce the package in a short 🧵 : 1/7

#rstats