Twitter polls allow for four answer options, allowing users to
design a "2x2" poll, where two questions are actually asked, each with two
potential answers. Answers to such a poll can be arranged in a contingency
table, where the number of responses for each option are put in a cell of a
matrix with two columns (one for each potential answer to one question) and
two rows (one for each potential answer to the other question). There are
a number of statistical techniques that can be applied to such data to test
the hypothesis that answers to the two questions are related.
TwitterPollTester provides tools to fetch the poll responses from Twitter
and test whether answers to the two questions are independent or related.
You can install the development version of TwitterPollTester from GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("SentientPotato/TwitterPollTester")