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Presenting tmtyro
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teaching
literature
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tmtyro provides an intuitive interface for text mining using the tidytext format.
Jun 1, 2024
James Clawson
Rejections of a Machine Venus
Reflections on Lawrence Durrell, DH, and AI
literature
ai
wem
As a work exploring computational analysis and creation, Lawrence Durrell’s
Revolt of Aphrodite
engages anxieties that are increasingly relevant.
Oct 16, 2023
James Clawson
Finding Topics in Text Data
code
methods
teaching
Way back in 2016, I shared some code to standardized a topic-modeling workflow. For one who was still relatively new to R, this workflow helped me speed through the process…
Aug 2, 2023
James Clawson
CSS Tweaks for Quarto
blog
transition
css
Over a year ago, I wrote about updating this blog’s theme and Hugo back-end, embarrassingly vowing that it “will rise again.” Then the poor thing just lay there.
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In the…
Apr 3, 2023
James Clawson
Lazarus is Dead
blog
transition
Lazzie Bear and I said our goodbyes during one of my many teenage urges to grow up faster, but the sight of a hatted, scarved polar bear still evokes everything of…
Mar 20, 2022
James Clawson
Introducing Stylo2gg
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code
The stylo2gg package makes it easy to present stylo data using ggplot2, offering up additional useful options for annotation and understanding.
Sep 1, 2020
James Clawson
Updates to Word Vector Utilities
code
tools
wem
Updates to the code for word vector utility functions add new capabilities, change old behavior, and need an explanation.
Aug 27, 2020
James Clawson
Word Vector Utilities
code
tools
wem
The wordVectors package from Ben Schmidt and templates from the Women Writers Project have been very useful as I begin doing work with word vector embeddings. To simplify some things and to help with exploring results, I wrote some utility functions, which this post explains how to use.
Aug 12, 2019
James Clawson
Selecting a Better Corpus
code
corpus-building
Building on the previous blog post, this one gets more novels from more countries over more years. Compared to the last corpus, this one is huge, at 13,334 titles. (Yes, sometimes bigger is better.)
May 30, 2019
James Clawson
Selecting a Literary Corpus from Wikipedia
code
corpus-building
Selecting a sufficiently sized collection of texts for historical analysis is tough. When I try to list all the novels I can think of to provide context for a project, I’m…
Mar 27, 2019
James Clawson
Why Blog, Why Today?
blog
This is the perfect time not to start a blog, yet here I am. It feels necessary to start with a preface, with something to explain why I’m doing this, why I’m doing it now, and what I hope will result. In the spirit of the web, here’s a listicle of the Top Six Reasons I’ve Begun a Blog. (You won’t believe number three!)
Jan 28, 2019
James Clawson
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