Add in some more help to get started#2
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The code to work this out doesn't look like it is used yet and slows the script right down. Removed until fixed. Also added some more stop words for twitter related metadata
Work in progress of some further Visualisations to help explore the topic modelling, known issue: the plots are using frequencies instead of terms ... they've got mixed up somehow!
Deprecated way of doing twitteR OAuth, new way is in now included in "Topic Modelling.R"
follow on from "Topic Modelling.R" and takes a different look at the data
added a little bit of documentation comments
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The readme.MD has been expanded to provide enough information for someone to get up and running on Windows even if you don't have R. The Topic Modelling script will also create the CSV needed to run the analysis as this proved hard to find!