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<strong>Philip Garnett's Wiki Page</strong>
==Philip Garnett's Wiki Page==


This is a dumping ground for bits of project and bits of code etc that goes with me other sites, prgarnett.net[http://prgarnett.net], obscurus.org[http://obscurus.org], and algorithmicindexing.net[http://algorithmicindexing.net].
This is a dumping ground for bits of project and bits of code etc that goes with me other sites, prgarnett.net[http://prgarnett.net], obscurus.org[http://obscurus.org], and algorithmicindexing.net[http://algorithmicindexing.net].
Some project details:
*Algorithmic Indexing[http://algorithmicindexing.net] is a meta-project looking at the analysis of text using algorithms and AI to allow us to ''read'' the text. There are few sub-projects looking at public inquires and investigations.
*The Hillards Archive[http://thehillardsarchive.net] is a project digitising surviving documents of the Hillards supermarket chain.
===Text Analysis===
A lot of the programming that I do now is around the development of text analysis tools, and tools to populate and manipulate databases, including network (e.g. Neo4J[http://www.neo4j.com]) and documents databases.
====Databases====
*[[Database Tools:Neo4J]] - a few tools for working with Neo4J in different contexts or for particular use cases.
*[[Database Tools:MongoDB]] - a few tools for working with MongoDB.
====Text Analysis Tools====
*[[Text Analysis:Ngrams]] - tools for doing ngrams analysis.
*[[Text Analysis:Text Processing]] - tools for things like topic modelling, entity detection, other text analysis.
*[[Text Analysis:Bibliometrix]] - tools processing Bibliometrix data.

Latest revision as of 11:47, 23 December 2019

Philip Garnett's Wiki Page

This is a dumping ground for bits of project and bits of code etc that goes with me other sites, prgarnett.net[1], obscurus.org[2], and algorithmicindexing.net[3].

Some project details:

  • Algorithmic Indexing[4] is a meta-project looking at the analysis of text using algorithms and AI to allow us to read the text. There are few sub-projects looking at public inquires and investigations.
  • The Hillards Archive[5] is a project digitising surviving documents of the Hillards supermarket chain.

Text Analysis

A lot of the programming that I do now is around the development of text analysis tools, and tools to populate and manipulate databases, including network (e.g. Neo4J[6]) and documents databases.

Databases

Text Analysis Tools