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I'm trying to make a table for my STM model just like this.

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I am new to R programming language and STM.

I have been searching in the documentation about this and do not know if there is a function that makes just like this format or if I have to manually make it like this.

Can I get some example on how to make a table like this and where can I get Topic Proportions in % and if the topic has Appeared in Literate or not?

JS J
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Yes, you need to make it manually. Topic labels are manually defined. You can find theta which is the topic proportions matrix from the STM output.

nan Yang
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As for expected topic proportion tables, the STM packages gives you a few options. For example, once you've generated your stm topic model object, you can pass the model through plot.STM(mod, type = "summary", main = "title") where mod is your stored model object, summary is the default table that this function generates, showing the expected proportion of the text corpus that belongs to a given topic (STM package, Roberts et al., 2018), and main = "title" is simply an optional command you can use to label your figure. Alternatively, you can also pass your stored topic model through plot(mod, type = "summary") for a similar result.

As for extracting the exact % expected proportion by topic, I've had a similar question myself. Below is a custom workaround that I've recently implemented using the make.dt function from STM which outputs topic proportions by document.

# custom proportion extraction proportions_table <- make.dt(mod) summarize_all(proportions_table, mean)

Gian Zlupko
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