Posts Tagged ‘ text mining ’

Short Course on R and Data Mining, University of Canberra, Fri 7 Oct 2016

September 20, 2016
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Short Course on R and Data Mining, University of Canberra, Fri 7 Oct 2016

Short Course on R and Data Mining Information Technology and Engineering, University of Canberra Fees: There is no fees for the short course but seats are limited to 60 – so register early through http://www.meetup.com/CanberraDataSci/events/234168862/ Presenters: Dr Yanchang Zhao (Adjunct … Continue reading →

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Hillary Clinton’s Biggest 2016 Rival: Herself

January 31, 2016
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Hillary Clinton’s Biggest 2016 Rival: Herself

In a recent post I noted that despite Bernie Sanders doing better in many important indicators, Obama 2008 received 3x more media coverage than Sanders 2016.Reasonably, a reader of my blog noted that not all coverage was equal, that a presidential hope...

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Canberra Data Miners: Seminar on Text, Knowledge and Information Extraction, by Dr Lizhen Qu (NICTA), Canberra, 4:30-5:30pm, Tuesday 1 Sept

August 24, 2015
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Canberra Data Miners: Seminar on Text, Knowledge and Information Extraction, by Dr Lizhen Qu (NICTA), Canberra, 4:30-5:30pm, Tuesday 1 Sept

Topic: Text, Knowledge, and Information Extraction Speaker: Dr. Lizhen Qu, Researcher at NICTA Organizer: Canberra Data miners Meetup Group Date and time: 4:30-5:30pm, Tuesday 1 Sept Location: Teal Room of Inspire Centre, University of Canberra, Building 25, University of Canberra, … Continue reading →

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Notes from the Kölner R meeting, 6 March 2015

March 10, 2015
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Notes from the Kölner R meeting, 6 March 2015

At last Friday's Cologne R user group meeting we welcomed two Northerners from the left and right (or 'right' and 'wrong') side of the Rhine.Using R in Excel via R.NETGünter Faes and Matthias SpixDownload slidesGünter and Michael presented examples o...

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qdap 2.1.1 Released

August 3, 2014
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qdap 2.1.1 Released

We’re very pleased to announce the release of qdap 2.1.1 What is qdap? qdap (Quantitative Discourse Analysis Package) is an R package designed to assist in quantitative discourse analysis. The package stands as a bridge between qualitative transcripts of dialogue … Continue reading →

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What Would Cohen Have Titled “The Earth is Round (p < .05)" in 2014?

June 25, 2014
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What Would Cohen Have Titled “The Earth is Round (p < .05)" in 2014?

The area of bibliometrics is not my area of expertise but is still of interest as a researcher. I sometimes think about how Google has impacted the way we title articles. Gone are the days of witty, snappy titles. Title … Continue reading →

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Text Mining Gun Deaths Data

March 13, 2014
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Text Mining Gun Deaths Data

In this post I will explore public data being collected by Slate.  I previously released code using a much early set of this data demonstrating how to turn this data into an animated map.This data began collection as a public response to the horri...

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Ever wonder how popular your favorite R functions are?

March 8, 2014
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Ever wonder how popular your favorite R functions are?

How's that fried pickle sandwich treating you?  Perhaps your taste in R  functions are less bizarre than your taste in R commands?Now you can easily find out using this new shiny app!  In this post I use the R function frequency table co...

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Twitter Twitter on the Web, Who is the Most Popular of All? Interactively Determining Popularity of Two Entitites on Twitter

June 12, 2013
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Twitter Twitter on the Web, Who is the Most Popular of All? Interactively Determining Popularity of Two Entitites on Twitter

UPDATE: THE BLOG/SITE HAS MOVED TO GITHUB. THE NEW LINK FOR THE BLOG/SITE IS patilv.github.io and THE LINK TO THIS POST IS:http://bit.ly/1jKxfDu .  PLEASE UPDATE ANY BOOKMARKS YOU MAY HAVE.Code updated based on feedback (s...

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Tweetanalytics – Interactively analyzing tweets from accounts of 5 universities

June 1, 2013
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Tweetanalytics – Interactively analyzing tweets from accounts of 5 universities

UPDATE: THE BLOG/SITE HAS MOVED TO GITHUB. THE NEW LINK FOR THE BLOG/SITE IS patilv.github.io and THE LINK TO THIS POST IS:http://bit.ly/1nzKbdq .  PLEASE UPDATE ANY BOOKMARKS YOU MAY HAVE.This is an attempt at learning an...

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