Each element is a vector that contains the text of the PDF file. The length of each vector corresponds to the number of pages in the PDF file. For example, the first vector has length 81 because the first PDF file has 81 pages. We can apply the length function to each element to see this:. The PDF files are now in R, ready to be cleaned up and analyzed. When text has been read into R, we typically proceed to some sort of analysis. First we load the tm package and then create a corpus, which is basically a database for text.
Notice that instead of working with the opinions object we created earlier, we start over. The Corpus function creates a corpus. The first argument to Corpus is what we want to use to create the corpus. The second argument, readerControl , tells Corpus which reader to use to read in the text from the PDF files. Also available for backwards compatibility is model "rgb" which uses uncalibrated RGB and corresponds to the model used with that name in R prior to 2.
Some viewers may render some plots in that colorspace faster than in sRGB, and the plot files will be smaller. Circles of any radius are allowed.
Except on Windows it is possible to print directly from pdf by something like this is appropriate for a CUPS printing system :. All arguments except file default to values given by pdf. The ultimate defaults are quoted in the arguments section. The file argument is interpreted as a C integer format as used by sprintf , with integer argument the page number.
The default gives files Rplot If additional font families are to be used they should be included in the fonts argument. If a device-independent R graphics font family is specified e. See the documentation for pdfFonts. This device does not embed fonts in the PDF file, so it is only straightforward to use mappings to the font families that can be assumed to be available in any PDF viewer: "Times" equivalently "serif" , "Helvetica" equivalently "sans" and "Courier" equivalently "mono".
Other families may be specified, but it is the user's responsibility to ensure that these fonts are available on the system and third-party software e.
The URW-based families described for postscript can be used with viewers, platform dependently:. Since embedFonts makes use of Ghostscript, it should be able to embed the URW-based families for use with other viewers. See postscript for details of encodings, as the internal code is shared between the drivers. It fails on trying to open it up. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name.
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