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Category: Visualization

Thinking visually with Remarkable

December 22, 2022 mark Leave a comment

Sketches, visualizations and other forms of externalizing cognition play a prominent role in the work of just about any scientist.…

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Posted in: Academia, Visualization

Always plot your data

November 6, 2021 mark Leave a comment

Always plot your data. We’re working with conversational corpora and looking at timing data. What do you do when distributions look off?

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Posted in: Academia, Threads, Visualization

Visualizations

November 7, 2008 mark 1 Comment

Via Language Log, a nice tutorial titled Interactive Visualization for Computational Linguistics [PDF, 13,1 Mb] by Christopher Collins, Gerald Penn,…

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Posted in: Linguistics, Visualization

Wordle now does Extended Latin and diacritics

October 22, 2008 mark 2 Comments

Great news for those who are into visual corpus linguistics but don’t work on SAE languages: since July, Wordle handles…

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Posted in: Linguistics, Siwu, Software, Visualization

More visualizations

June 24, 2008 mark Leave a comment

A visualization of the previous two posts on Many Eyes and Siwu ne Because recursivity is a Good Thing, here…

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Posted in: Linguistics, Software, Visualization

Many Eyes on Siwu ne

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Lots of readers looked at the challenge I posted last week (my blog statistics say more than 450 views for…

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Posted in: Linguistics, Siwu, Software, Visualization

Visual corpus linguistics with Many Eyes

June 14, 2008 mark 10 Comments

I recently came across Many Eyes, a nifty data visualisation tool by IBM’s Visual Communication Lab. It has lots of…

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Posted in: Linguistics, Siwu, Software, Visualization

Latest 10 posts

  • Interactive repair and the foundations of language
  • How should descriptive grammars cover interjections?
  • Sawing off the branch you’re sitting on
  • How to avoid all-male panels (manels)
  • Pitfalls of fossil-thinking: a peer review II
  • Pitfalls of fossil-thinking: a peer review I
  • Putting interaction centre-stage
  • Opening up ChatGPT: Evidence-based measures of openness and transparency in instruction-tuned large language models
  • How robots become social: A comment on Clark & Fischer
  • Consolidating iconicity research

Most read

  • Slides for a hands-on Zotero workshop Posted on: March 6, 2018
  • How Academia.edu promotes poor metadata and plays to our vanity Posted on: August 25, 2016
  • Some things you need to know about Google Scholar Posted on: June 27, 2016
  • Magritte on Words and Images (PDF) Posted on: April 16, 2013
  • Description and depiction Posted on: April 11, 2013
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