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Search Trend Visualization

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do not steal please i made this :)

How to use: Run app.R Fill out boxes Click "Apply Changes"

How it works: Since pytrends can take a maximum of 5 inputs as once, the code uses the first term as a pivot to normalize the rest of the data in groups of 4

R and python required Uses R packages shiny, ggplot2, and reticulate Uses Python packages pytrends and pandas (dependancy of pytrends)

Tips: If parts of the data are missing, try making the first term the most popular

Sometimes it likes to close so just reopen it

If you get a substring error, try making a graph with a single search term, that usually fixes the problem

If you get a request error, go to https://trends.google.com and make a request, then restart the app

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