Cross-perspective Topic Modeling
An application that uses cross-perspective topic modeling to extract topics and opinions from text and provides insight into how they change over time.
A new approach to the history of parliamentary communication and discourse
Parliamentary proceedings reflect our history from centuries ago to the present day, through times of war and peace, and of economic crisis and prosperity. With carefully curated proceedings becoming available in digital form in many countries, new research opportunities arise to analyze this data, on an unprecedented longitudinal scale, and across different nations, cultures, and systems of political representation.
This project will develop a tool to assist in qualitative and quantitative diachronic comparative research performed on large text corpora. This will inform a new approach to the history of parliamentary communication and discourse, and address new research questions.
Ego Documents Events modelling – how individuals recall mass violence
Word vector text mining change and continuity in conceptual history
Emotional styles on the Dutch stage between 1600-1800
A digital gateway to the Dutch presence in Rome through the ages
Pillarization and depillarization tested in digitized media historical sources
Facilitating and supporting large-scale text mining in the field of digital humanities
Extracting relations between people and events
An application that uses cross-perspective topic modeling to extract topics and opinions from text and provides insight into how they change over time.