Table 3.
Trending unigrams and bigrams
Date | scorea | Unigramsb | Bigrams |
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May 28, 2020 | − 0.03 | deaths, people, trump, pandemic, cases, world, US, virus, health, UK, death, government, china, police | nursing_homes, covid_deaths, bad_gift, tested_positive, gift_china, death_rate, supreme_court, new_york, real_virus, covid_racism |
June 01, 2020 | − 0.05 | people, US, health, protests, care, cases, pandemic, home, testing, trump, black, virus, please, masks, curfew, tests | covid_testing, stay_home, testing_centers, impose_curfew, eight_pm, curfue_impose, fighting_covid, peaceful_protests, health_care, enough_masks, masks_ppe |
June 14, 2020 | − 0.11 | pandemic, people, children, cases, virus, staff, US, deaths, killed, worst, disease, beat, unbelievable | covid_blacks, latinx_children, unbelievable_asians, systematically_killed, exposed_corona, going_missing, staff_sitting, recovered_covid, worst_disease |
June 21, 2020 | − 0.02 | trump, people, pandemic, masks, rally, tulsa, cases, social, distancing, lockdown, died, hospital, mask, call, | wearing_masks, social_distancing, wake_call, mother_died, still_arguing, tested_positive, trump_campaign, tulsa_rally, trump_rally |
June 24, 2020 | − 0.01 | pandemic, people, trump, cases, US, testing, lockdown, positive, lindsay, world, social, masks, president | covid_cases, social_distancing, last_year, drunk_driving, lindsay_richardson, tested_positive, wear_mask, america_recovering |
July 06, 2020 | − 0.02 | pandemic, people, trump, cases, lockdown, positive, US, virus, wear, social, distancing, mask | social_distancing, got_covid, severe_respiratory, respiratory_cardiovascular, wear_mask, kimberly_guilfoyle, donald_trump |
July 10, 2020 | − 0.01 | andemic, coronavirus, people, cases, trump, control, lockdown, US, schools, students, deaths, masks, virus, home, government | control_covid, covid_cases, covid_schools, social_distancing, shake_hands, kneel_bow, hands_hug, vs_right, left_vs |
a the lowest average sentiment reached on the particular date, bexcluding the significantly dominating unigrams: COVID, corona, coronavirus and other terms, such as SARS, nCoV, SARS-CoV-2, etc