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Using Goldstone’s Topic Modeling R package with JSTOR’s Data for Research
Andrew Goldstone and Ted Underwood have an article on ‘the quiet transformation of literary studies’ (preprint), where they topic model a literary history journal and discuss the implications of that...
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Patterns in Roman Inscriptions
Update August 22 I’ve now analyzed all 1385 inscriptions. I’ve put an interactive browser of the visualized topic model at http://graeworks.net/roman-occupations/. See how nicely the Latin clusters?...
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Topic Modeling an archaeological database: today’s adventures
If you follow me on twitter, and saw a number of bizarre/cryptic tweets today, I was live tweeting my work stream. This is what I did today – think of this as stream of consciousness over the last five...
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Topic Modeling an Archaeological Database 2
Some things I have learned in recent days: data must be cleaned. Really. It’s probably still too noisy, even when you think it isn’t. Eliminate frequently occuring meta-notes (as it were). All...
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Topic Modeling the Portable Antiquities Scheme
The Frome Hoard of Roman Coins I got my hands on the latest build of the Portable Antiquities Scheme database. I want to topic model the items in this database, to look for patterns in the small...
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