Position Available: MITH Graduate Assistant
The Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) is seeking a part-time Graduate Assistant to work on "BitCurator," a Mellon-funded digital humanities and archives [...]
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Sep 2011
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Sep 2011
Large Scale Text Analysis in the Digital Humanities: Methods and Challenges
Aditi Muralidharan
University of California, Berkeley
MITH Conference Room
Friday, September 2, 2011
12:30 pm
To tackle increasingly large digitized archives of text, the digital humanities community has responded with an avid interest in text mining and visualization. Everywhere one [...]
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Sep 2011
9/20 MITH Digital Dialogue: Aditi Muralidharan, “Large Scale Text Analysis in the Digital Humanities: Methods and Challenges”
Tuesday, September 20, 12:30-1:45PM MITH Seminar Room, McKeldin Library B0131 "Large Scale Text Analysis in the Digital Humanities: Methods and Challenges" by ADITI MURALIDHARAN To [...]
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Sep 2011
Announcing Our Fall Digital Dialogues!
Fall is here! And with the new semester brings a stellar list of speakers for our fall Digital Dialogues. Digital Dialogues is a speaker series [...]
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Aug 2011
Introducing the MITH Monitor
As another academic year begins, I have the happy opportunity of welcoming you all back to MITH for what promises to be another exciting, event-laden [...]
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Aug 2011
Faculty Fellowships Open Up New Avenues for Research Collaboration
We very much look forward to working with three University of Maryland faculty as their research fellowships begin this Fall. Through this partnership, MITH will [...]
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Aug 2011
Reading the Topic Modeling Literature
As Sayan Bhattacharyya and I have discussed in several posts over the summer, the technique of unsupervised “topic modeling” or Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) has [...]
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Aug 2011
Reflections on Scale and Topic Modeling
I recently came across a 1991 interview of the literary critic Harold Bloom (Sterling Professor of Humanities at Yale University) in The Paris Review, in [...]
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Aug 2011
Topic Modeling in the Humanities: An Overview
In a recent post to this blog, Sayan Bhattacharyya described his contributions to the Woodchipper project in the context of a broader discussion about corpus-based [...]
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Jul 2011
Digital Amphitheatres, Virtual Odea: Announcing the Launch of Theatre Finder
As a young student at Oxford, Franklin J. Hildy, found himself returning to school after a six-week tour of Europe only to realize that he [...]