If you’re interested in looking at patterns within a text, this tutorial provides an introduction to Voyant Tools and topic modeling.
The following tutorials discuss resources and methods for conducting research in corpus linguistics.
Text Analysis Workshop: Text Analysis Resources
Instructor: Katie Kuiper, PhD Candidate in Linguistics
Text Analysis Workshop: Jupyter Notebooks and Python
Instructor: Katie Kuiper, PhD Candidate in Linguistics
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Text Analysis Workshop: R for Text Analysis
Instructor: Katie Kuiper, PhD Candidate in Linguistics
Text Analysis Workshop: Advanced R for text Analysis
Instructor: Katie Kuiper, PhD Candidate in Linguistics
Text Corpora That You Can Use
Instructor: John Hale, Arch Professor of Linguistics
A growing collection of natural language corpora is now available to the UGA community. This colloquium offers a live demonstration of the search tool cqp, showing how corpora that are available right now may be used to address questions about how people use language, what words mean, and how authors achieve their literary ends. For access to the corpus server, email linglab@uga.edu.
Big Data: Text Mining
Instructor: Kyle Vanderniet PhD candidate in Linguistics
This tutorial offers an introduction to the Kucera server and a variety of corpora. Participants will explore these corpora to find new ideas about language use and about using big data in humanities research.
Advanced Text Mining
Instructor: Kyle Vanderniet PhD candidate in Linguistics
This session quickly reviews text queries in both CQP and Bash shell then sure how to sort, count, save, extract your date so that you can manipulate it with the program of your choice.