This script analyzes all the words in a file and makes a statistical analysis of it.

Linux:

Only need to download the script, the StopWords folder and then make it executable by writing in the terminal

"chmod u+x wordStats.sh"

Command:

./wordStats.sh <MODE> <INPUT> <ISO3166>

./word_stats.sh Cc|Pp|Tt INPUT [iso3166]

Ps: make sure you are in the same directory of the script and StopWords folder

Modes:

• C : performs the count of occurrences of each word with stop-words, saving the list in a text file
• c : performs the count of occurrences of each word without stop-words, saving the list in a text file
• P : performs the count of occurrences of each word, producing a bar chart with the N words that occur most frequently (stop-words included)
• p : performs the count of occurrences of each word, producing a bar chart with the N words that occur most frequently (without stop-words)
• T : performs the count of occurrences of each word showing the Top words with stop-words
• t : performs the count of occurrences of each word showing the Top words withot stop-words

The last 4 modes need an environment variable called WORD_STATS_TOP so you can define it in your machine with the value you want (digit) or if you dont the script will assume 10 by default.

Input:

• the file you want to be analyzed

ISO:

• pt : portuguese stop-words
• en : english stop-words

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.