Tweet It is soon time for the second day of our datamining workshop. Yesterday turned out really well I thought and I quite like the composition. I will write a longer piece on datmining in the humanities later. For now, … Continue reading
Tweet Some live blogging from HUMlab. The opening presentation for the Workshop Around Data Mining is now going on. Lars Sköld is presently giving a presentation entitled Practical Data Mining. It is centered around the program Clementine 9.0. The definition … Continue reading
Tweet Today I will present my paper, ‘Identifying the other: Unmasking the unnamed blogger using linguistic markers’ (draft will be posted next week) at a student forensic linguistics mini-conference. I have been working on this paper for quite some time … Continue reading
Tweet Today and tomorrow we will do a workshop on datamining in the lab. We have some national and international participants as well as researchers from various departments here at the university. Quite an interesting mix and, for instance, today … Continue reading
Tweet December 13, 1.15 pm CET Datascapes, Topologies and the Sublime v.2 : La Conchita Christina McPhee La Conchita is a community in north Ventura County whose inhabitants have been subject to massive debris flow mudslides in 1995 and 2005, … Continue reading
Tweet This is not an old blog. We started in January 2005 and are still experimenting and finding out. Jose Fraser’s comment/question to a previous entry made me think about our blog as a construct and a place. This is … Continue reading
Tweet In working with the area “the humanities and information technology” part of our work concerns the collaborative exploration of mutually interesting possibilities – often in between established areas and fields or through testing the boundaries of established disciplines. This … Continue reading
