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Month: May 2017

Documenting categories in EEBO-TCP data

Bar chart showing the quantity of records covered by the 25 most frequent terms.
May 25, 2017July 7, 2017
Winnie Smith
Blog, Uncategorized

As part of a work placement with Linguistic DNA, University of Sheffield MA student Winnie Smith has been examining the metadata that accompanies the Text Creation Partnership transcriptions of Early English Books Online (EEBO-TCP).  Released as a CSV file (here), it combines the

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Quantity and quality: lessons from an MA work placement

May 15, 2017May 18, 2017
Nadia Filippi
Blog, Uncategorized

Sheffield MA student Nadia Filippi reflects on her experience after 100 hours with the Linguistic DNA team at DHI | Sheffield: As part of my MA studies in English Language and Linguistics, I had the opportunity to undertake a work

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Linguistic DNA

A collaboration of researchers at the Universities of Sheffield, Glasgow and Sussex, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.

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