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Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

  • 1.  Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

    Posted 09/16/24 10:03 AM

    I installed the stats text analysis extension on my computer but don't see it show up in the menu. What do I need to do to get to use it? #SPSSStatistics



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    Ratna Wynn
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  • 2.  RE: Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

    Posted 09/18/24 09:28 AM
    After you install it, you should see it under Analyze > Descriptive Statistics as Text Analysis. If you type "text analysis" or part of that in the search box on the toolbar, you should see it appear.

    This is assuming that you chose to install it, not just to download it.

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  • 3.  RE: Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

    Posted 09/22/24 04:11 PM

    Thanks! I forgot to click the box. It's downloaded but when I run it I get this error. 



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  • 4.  RE: Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

    Posted 09/22/24 04:17 PM
    Are you sure that you are using the latest version of TEXT ANALYSIS?  I updated that recently to include the punkt_tab data module, which just became a requirement of the nltk library due to some changes in that library.

    You can go to the Extensions > Extension Hub menu and search for TEXT ANALYSIS with the Update available box checked.  The latest version on the EH is 1.5.1

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  • 5.  RE: Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

    Posted 09/22/24 06:38 PM

    Yes, it seems like that is what I have installed. 



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  • 6.  RE: Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

    Posted 09/22/24 06:34 PM
    As a check, run this code from a syntax window.
    begin program.
    import nltk
    print(nltk.__version__)
    end program.

    You should see 
    3.9.1 as the version output.


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  • 7.  RE: Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

    Posted 09/22/24 06:42 PM

    I tried this. I get this error. 



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  • 8.  RE: Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

    Posted 09/22/24 06:46 PM
    That error is because you are not running the whole program.  Select everything from begin program through end program and do Run > Selection.

    You might also have to restart Statistics if that code had been loaded before.

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  • 9.  RE: Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

    Posted 09/22/24 10:54 PM

    Thanks! I ran it with begin program included and that worked. But still getting an error. 



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  • 10.  RE: Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

    Posted 09/24/24 01:40 PM
    I found that under some circumstances, that missing module is not downloaded for STATS TEXTANALYSIS.  The fixed spe file is here
    so please install that one.  The update will get to the Extension Hub soon.

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  • 11.  RE: Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

    Posted 09/28/24 03:30 PM

    Thank you so much, Jon. I was able to download this extension and it ran successfully. Is there any literature on how to interpret the compound scores?



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  • 12.  RE: Using the extension bundle Stats Text Analysis

    Posted 09/28/24 05:31 PM
    The article
    Analyzing Survey Text.pdf, which is installed with the extension into the STATS TEXTANALYSIS subdirectory under the location where extensions are installed, which you can find by running SHOW EXT in an SPSS syntax window., has a discussion of sentiment scores.

    Also, this is frome the dialog box help.

    Sentiment Analysis This scores the degree of positive or negative sentiment in the text. For each case, it produces one to four score variables. The possible measures are negative, neutral, positive, and compound. Compound combines these scores into an overall sentiment where positive values indicate a positive sentiment and negative values the opposite. Unrecognized words are considered neutral.

    • See
    Hutto, C.J. & Gilbert, E.E. (2014). VADER: A Parsimonious Rule-based Model for Sentiment Analysis of Social Media Text. Eighth International Conference on Weblogs and Social Media (ICWSM-14). Ann Arbor, MI, June 2014.
    for details on the VADER scores.

    The language can be specified as English or German. If German, a German version of the VADER module is used. It is due to Karsten Michael Tymann, Matthias Lutz, Patrick Palsbr¨oker, and Carsten Gips. The language setting only applies to sentiment analysis. None of the supplementary settings for sentiment weights, negation and emphasis on the Utilities tab apply to German. It has its own settings.


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