Rationale | Basics | Inline C++ functions | Source C++ function | Moving ahead

Purpose | Getting started | Loading polmineR | The session registry directory | Using and installing packaged corpora | Checking corpora are available | Session settings | Working with corpora: Core methods | Keyword-in-context (kwic) | Getting counts and frequencies | Dispersions | Cooccurrences | Working with subcorpora - partitions | Distribution of queries | Getting features | Getting a tm TermDocumentMatrix | Reading | Moving on | Annex: Setting the CORPUS_REGISTRY environment variable

What you may need to know about encodings | Windows, macOS and Linux have different default encodings | Session and corpus encodings may differ | Encoding of user input.

Objective | Remote Corpora | Publicly Available Corpora | Using polmineR core functionality | Get corpus size | Get structural annotation (metadata) | Subsetting | Simple count | KWIC | Restricted Corpora | Next steps