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Digital histories workshop 5

Digital histories workshop 5. visualisations. Visualising text: Old Bailey Online: Offences by crime category, 1674-1913, excluding ‘Theft’ and ‘Violent Theft’: 66,469 charges. Google books ngram viewer. http://searchengineland.com/when-ocr-goes-bad-googles-ngram-viewer-the-f-word-59181

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Digital histories workshop 5

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  1. Digital histories workshop 5 visualisations

  2. Visualising text: Old Bailey Online: Offences by crime category, 1674-1913, excluding ‘Theft’ and ‘Violent Theft’: 66,469 charges

  3. Google books ngram viewer • http://searchengineland.com/when-ocr-goes-bad-googles-ngram-viewer-the-f-word-59181 • Counting Words Often Goes Wrong • Does Google Books get the dates of some books wrong? • Is the distribution adjusted? IE, if you have more books in a particular year, can that cause some terms to spike? • Are the books “even” in subject matter? IE, do you have more scientific works scanned in one year than maybe another year? • Scanning Isn’t Perfect

  4. There are several questions you want to ask yourself about any visualisation: • Can you interpret it? • What do the makers aim to do? • What sources does it use? • Does it actually add any information? • Can you manipulate it? • Is it visually appealing?

  5. Types of visualisation: tabular

  6. Types of visualisation: word cloud of tags

  7. Types of visualisation: connections

  8. Types of visualisation: mapping by density

  9. Types of visualisation – ‘pinning’ photographs

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