Comparing with Python: Text Analysis in Stata

07/19/2023
by   Xiangtai Zuo, et al.
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Text analysis is the process of constructing structured data from unstructured textual content, usually implemented in Python. In terms of the principles of text analysis, a computer program with the ability to read a file and match it with a regular expression is all that is needed for basic text analysis. However, few researchers have used Stata as their main text analysis tool. In this paper, I will take a step-by-step approach to the practical process, giving examples of how text analysis can be performed with Stata, and comparing the code and running time with Python.

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