docstr: See ScatterChart.  This lets you click on terms to see what contexts they tend to appear in.
  Running the `to_dict` function outputs
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code: def __init__(self, corpus, verbose=False, **kwargs):
      """See ScatterChart.  This lets you click on terms to see what contexts they tend to appear in.
      Running the `to_dict` function outputs
      """
      # if not (isinstance(corpus, (Corpus, ParsedCorpus, CorpusDF, TermCategoryFrequencies))
      #        or (issubclass(type(corpus), (Corpus, ParsedCorpus, CorpusDF, TermCategoryFrequencies)))):
      #    raise AssertionError(corpus, 'of type', type(corpus),
      #                         'must be a subclass of Corpus or TermCategoryFrequencies.')
      ScatterChart.__init__(self, corpus, verbose, **kwargs)
      self._term_metadata = None
  
file_path: scattertext/scattertext/ScatterChartExplorer.py
imports: import logging
  import numpy
  import pandas
  from scattertext.ScatterChart import ScatterChart
  from scattertext.Scalers import percentile_alphabetical
  from scattertext.DocsAndLabelsFromCorpus import DocsAndLabelsFromCorpus, DocsAndLabelsFromCorpusSample
label_desc: Use image node_id 1 to create a new ScatterChartExplorer object from inherited base classes: ScatterChart with example: obj = ScatterChartExplorer(corpus, verbose)