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FIN 4230 Assignment 4 Due time: 11:59pm@ May 12, 2022 Question background: In R, the package “gutenbergr” offers over 53,000 free books

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FIN 4230 Assignment 4

Due time: 11:59pm@ May 12, 2022

Question background:

In R, the package “gutenbergr” offers over 53,000 free books. Each book has its own id number. For

instance, we can use following codes to install and visit the package:

install.packages("gutenbergr")

library(gutenbergr)

You also can use following code to examine the structure of the book database:

gutenberg_metadata

And the sample output is

You can see it has several contents like id, title, author, etc.

In this assignment, we are interested in analyzing Charles Dickens’ books. Charles Dickens wrote

fourteen and a half novels. In fact, you can use following code to find all his works id.

library(dplyr)

gutenberg_metadata %>% filter(author == "Dickens, Charles")

Question:

Please select five of Charles Dickens’ books (you also can select other authors’ books to your interests)

to perform sentiment and tf_idf analysis (similar to our CH3_4_newversion.R lecture). To begin

with, for example, you can use following code to collect sample five books contents and store in the

self-named dataframe: dickens_df:

dickens_df <- gutenberg_download(c(98, 1400, 46, 730, 786))

Then you can perform analysis and data manipulation similar to our class lecture. Please submit your

code, output graph and results. If you encounter coding errors, please also attach them so that I can give

partial credits.