Tutorial and introduction into programming with Python for the humanities and social sciences

A full-stack publishing solution involving different technologies to power digital archives

Knowledge Organization, Representation, and Annotation

Data from "Hamilton: An American Musical", formatted for reuse. See below for some interesting text analysis basic findings! I am not throwing away my stopword?

package reledmac for latex

an RDF datastore that gives researchers control over the sharing of data between datasets

Core development repository, Vsn 4 (2014-2017), Vsn 5 (2018 - )

InfiniteUlysses.com repo as it was when I finished the related Ph.D. project. See instead github.com/amandavisconti/infinite-ulysses-public for latest code, as this repo is frozen to represent my dissertation.

A curated list of ontologies for Digital Humanities

The public GitHub repository for MUDDLE: a digital lit-mag devoted to celebrating the messiness of composition. Created by Taylor Brown and Rebecca Parker, Digital Humanities Graduate Students at Loyola University Chicago. © Publishing BitByteBit 2019

Teaching materials for the Applied Data Analysis course at DHOxSS. Data science methods to analyse humanities data.

Tools for Humanities Research and Editing of Ancient Documents

[NO LONGER MAINTAINED] The latest code related to InfiniteUlysses.com. See instead github.com/amandavisconti/infinite-ulysses-dissertation if you want the repo as it was when I completed the related dissertation.

This ci­ta­tion-style cov­ers the ci­ta­tion and bib­li­og­ra­phy rules of the Ger­man Ar­chae­ol­ogical In­sti­tute. Var­i­ous op­tions are avail­able to change and ad­just the out­come ac­cord­ing to one’s own pref­er­ences.

Exploratory code for PDF image mining

GitHub Resources for Digital Humanities Pedagogy

Imagine: An open-source OCR for everyone.

An AI framework to understand and analyze complex networks and more in general complex data. It is a collection of clustering techniques inspired by social science and communication theories.

Checking Oxford University Press journal DOIs

The WE1S manifest schema

This repository contains simple programs in Python designed to help historians prepare data for quantitative analysis and visualization.

A method for ethically visualizing data. Originally developed for big data and medium data contexts in the digital humanities, it is currently also being used by tech startups, and for visualization of broader impacts by research groups for the humanities, sciences, and social sciences.

My reading notes, including but not limited to engineering, humanities and arts.

Data from the College Art Association's dissertation list and the scripts used to harvest and analyze it.

The repo for the CIDR R textanalysis workshop

WE1S Preprocessing -- workflow preparing documents for import as WE1S data