Topics include:
I. HOW DIFFICULT IS IT TO GET STARTED?
II. WHAT CAN WE ACTUALLY DO WITH QUANTITATIVE METHODS?
III. SAMPLE DATA AND SCRIPT FOR EXPLORATION.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
primer for digital humanities
Associate Professor of English Ted Underwood, at his The Stone and the Shell blog, writes a nice primer for newbies interested in text mining (especially geared towards digital humanities): Where to start with text mining.
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