1. Example of Using R #1:
Exporting the Result of Correspondence Analysis
Koichi Higuchi
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2. Preface
 This presentation is a part of tutorials for using KH Coder.
 KH Coder is a free software for quantitative content
analysis or text mining. It is also utilized for
computational linguistics.
 Details and downloads:
http://khc.sourceforge.net/en/
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3. Save the Result as *.R File 1/2
We are going to export X-Y
coordinates of the plot as
CSV file. With this file, you
can make a graph with JMP,
SPSS or whatever software
you like.
(1) Click “Save”
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4. Save the Result as *.R File 2/2
(2) Save as a “R Source” file.
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5. Start R
(3) Double click “Rgui.bat”
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6. Execute the R File You Saved
(4) Drug the “R Source” file you previously
saved and drop here. The same plot will
be displayed.
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7. Export X-Y Coordinates as a CSV File
(5) Drung “export_corresp.r”
and drop here.
(6) Specify a file name for the
CSV file with X-Y coordinates.
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8. The Exported CSV File
When you export a bubble plot,
X-Y coordinates and sizes of
bubbles will be exported.
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9. Example of Using the Exported File (SPSS)
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