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There are (something like) 51 million words in the records of the King’s Bench during the reign of Edward III
Handwriting Text Recognition
Obviously claiming to know the number of words in the records of the King’s Bench is highly dubious but I wanted to carry out a very vague estimate of the amount of content…
Nov 10, 2023
Mining a Medieval Court Roll 3: TF-IDF
Text Mining
Term frequency inverse document frequency (TF-IDF) is both a mouthful and a process often carried out as part of the text mining approach. The primary idea behind TF-IDF is…
Nov 16, 2020
Mining a Medieval Court Roll 2: Dating
Text Mining
The previous post was spent outlining the basics of text mining and exploring some possible avenues for analysis. I learnt a lot in the process and hopefully was able to…
Aug 8, 2020
Why you should use Zotero
Referencing Software
This post is based on a talk I gave to Information Services staff at the Templeman Library in March 2019.
Aug 8, 2020
Mining a medieval court roll 1
Text Mining
I was really looking forward to giving a paper at the International Medieval Congress at Leeds this year on text mining medieval court records on session 836 which was…
Jun 30, 2020
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