Ojitha Hewa Kumanayaka

Download the ABC dataset from the data.gov.au site, ABC Local Online Photo Stories 2009-2014 which is available localphotostories20092014csv.csv . Open the file in the numbers and save the file with the UTF-8 encoding (for example ps.csv in my case) because the unknown-8bit is the encoding of the above document. > file -I localphotostories20092014csv.csv localphotostories20092014csv.csv: text/plain; charset=unknown- 8 bit In the Mac terminal if you type above command, you can find the charset of the csv file. In the RStudio, > library(tm) Loading required package: NLP > ps <- read.csv("data/ps.csv" , stringsAsFactors = FALSE) > vs <- VectorSource(ps$Keywords) > corpus <- Corpus(vs) The tm package is the best for the text mining. First load the tm library after install the package if the package is not being already installed. The VectorSource only accept the character vectors. Now create the corpus from the vector sources(vs) created f...

First install the package > install.packages("dplyr") > library(dplyr) dplyr provide five functions filter select mutate summarise arrange The dataset of the ABC local stations where in the csv file abc-local-radio.csv downloaded from the data.gov.au web site. Another ABC dataset from the same site is ABC Local Online Photo Stories 2009-2014 which is available localphotostories20092014csv.csv . Here the headings for the first file radio . > radio <- read.csv( "abc-local-radio.csv" ) > names(radio) [ 1 ] "State" "Website.URL" "Station" [ 4 ] "Town" "Latitude" "Longitude" [ 7 ] "Talkback.number" "Enquiries.number" "Fax.number" [ 10 ] "Sms.number" "Street.number" "Street.suburb" [ 13 ] "Street.postcode" "PO.box...

CONTENTS Structures and Types Matrix basics Inner and outer products Arrays List Factors Data Frames Data Types Tidy Data Melt operation decast operation Structures and Types There are three type of basic structures in the R: vector matrix array Matrix basics Scalar multiplication is the simplest : In R: > a <- c( 1 , 2 , 3 ) > 3 * a [ 1 ] 3 6 9 Inner and outer products Inner product of the following two vectors Define these two matrices In R: > a <- c( 1 , 2 , 3 ) > b <- c( 4 , 5 , 6 ) In R: > a %*% b [,1] [1,] 26 Here the vector outer product: in R: > a % o % b [,1] [,2] [,3] [1,] 4 5 6 [2,] 8 10 12 [3,] 12 15 18 First two lines defines the vectors and the last line show the inner vector operation. Arrays Arrays are multi dimensional. Here the array in E: > c <- array(c( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6...

My recent web application had a requirement to publish the user requests to Google Analytics (GA) who has confirmed the registration. This is because there can be users who have visited the registration page but not confirm the registration or end up with errors even they click the registration button. Fortunately, this web application is using Spring Web Flow therefore I managed to implement the helper method that will send the confirmation information to the GA as a very last even. I've used the Apache HTTP Client to send a http request to GA using Google Measurement Protocol . In my case, I don't use Java general security store, instead use the custom keystore for Tomcat. This situation is very common when you need to configure the developer environment for the secure web applications development. First you have to enter the following URL to the Firfox browser. Then click the upper left corner pad lock icon: you will get the More information button. In the next window...