I conducted a qualitative research and recorded the interview as audio clips for each respondent. How we analyse the audio based data using R software?
This is quite common in NVIVO and Atlas.ti. but I want to use R software.
Kindly guide me please.
Thanks and regards.
Depends what your research questions are, what statistical procedures you want to use, etc. A good starting point is: https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/tm/tm.pdf . You might also look at: https://www.routledge.com/Textual-Data-Science-with-R/Becue-Bertaut/p/book/9781138626911
See also github.com/justingrimmer/tad_19/tree/master/Readings
and
http://kbenoit.github.io/quanteda/
and there are lots of other sources.
@Daniel Wright Sir, I need solution for audio based interview's data analysis?
Manvendra pratap Singh , you could transcribe them, and there are things like OTTER and DRAGON for that. If you want to just throw a sound file into software, maybe https://www.h2o.ai/ has something for that. That seems something that they might do, but I don't use that so can't comment on it. I would assume you would first transcribe it in whatever way is appropriate for your research questions. Not knowing these I can offer any further assistance.
Hi Manvendra, I am not quite sure about the R-software but Atlas.ti is a very appropriate in the analysis of qualitative data, especially to capture the main themes and elements of your research.
Hi Manvendra, I am not quite sure about the R-software but Atlas.ti is a very appropriate in the analysis of qualitative data, especially to capture the main themes and elements of your research.
I tried in the past to use DRAGON software, for interviews in English, and it was a completely disaster. I believe that there are no (good) software for translating recordings due the voices variations.
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