How Can Semistructured Data in Research Improve Your Analysis and Findings? or What Are the Best Prac

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Honestly, semistructured data in research was a headache at first, but now I love it.

I use R + the `tidyjson` package to wrangle JSON into something analyzable. For XML, `xml2` is a lifesaver.

Biggest win? It’s great for scraping social media data—so much richer than flat CSV files.

Downside: Documentation is key. Without it, you’re lost. How do y’all keep track of schemas?

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