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A Word Cloud of all the words I have used in all of my blogs. I will shout from the heavens that I love voyant-tools! Before Voyant I didn't have much of a concept or appreciation for text mining. I was first introduced to Voyant by Laura McGrath when I was a TA for the … Continue reading Text Mining
Archives, Data, and Humanities: A Philosopher's Reflections This week our Digital Humanities seminar served as a good reminder of the possibilities and breadth of data potential in humanities fields. Miriam Posner’s blog “Humanities Data: A Necessary Contradiction” was not only an excellent introduction to the notion of all objects bearing metadata, but also a further … Continue reading Data in Humanities
Some of the first ventures into the field now known as the Digital Humanities began when humanists wanted to use computers to read and analyze large bodies of text. Starting with Father Busa’s computer-readable project of Aquinas, today some of the most popular DH projects are text and data analysis-based. This tutorial highlights how to … Continue reading Text & Data Analysis Part 3: RAWGraphs Tutorial
Some of the first ventures into the field now known as the Digital Humanities began when humanists wanted to use computers to read and analyze large bodies of text. Starting with Father Busa's computer-readable project of Aquinas, today some of the most popular DH projects are text and data analysis-based. This tutorial highlights how to … Continue reading Text & Data Analysis Part 2: Palladio Tutorial
Some of the first ventures into the field now known as the Digital Humanities began when humanists wanted to use computers to read and analyze large bodies of text. Starting with Father Busa's computer-readable project of Aquinas, today some of the most popular DH projects are text and data analysis-based. This tutorial highlights how to … Continue reading Text & Data Analysis Part 1: Voyant Tools Tutorial