06:08

Free text extraction from pdf in specific regions and pages, in batch of files

01:33:27

Scientiometrics project - #11 - exploring the map, critically

01:33:19

Scientiometrics project - #10 - adding journal names to the map

01:29:30

Scientiometrics project - #9 - detour: spatializing a big network

02:14:49

Scientiometrics project - #7 - improving the pair-wise comparisons of journals

01:21:06

Scientiometrics project - #5 - bis - reflecting on the data collection strategy for journal maps

01:21:11

Scientiometrics project - #6 - extracting journal ids and author ids from a very large json file

01:30:17

Scientiometrics project - #8 - reviewing user suggestions on data and compute

01:26:33

Scientiometrics project - #5 - retrieving all publications from all authors

59:29

Scientiometrics project - #4 - retrieving all journals with OpenAlex

01:53:42

Scientiometrics project - #3 - first call to the Open Alex API

01:04:00

Scientiometrics project - #2 - discussing maps of science

01:03:47

Scientiometrics project - #1 - description of the project

02:15:47

Creating a plugin for Gephi - part 13 (last one!), submitting the plugin for review and publication

01:43:00

Creating a plugin for Gephi - part 12, translating the plugin in 19 languages

01:31:55

Creating a Gephi plugin #11 - first demo and work on the design

01:20:49

Creating a Gephi plugin #10 - triggering an action when the mouse moves

01:05:23

Creating a Gephi plugin #9 - refactoring the code to separate tokenization from frequency count

01:33:02

Creating a Gephi plugin #8 - triggering some code when a user mouse-selects a region of the network

01:17:22

Creating a Gephi plugin #7 - adding buttons and menus to the plugin

01:39:14

Creating a Gephi plugin #6- displaying the top words from the nodes in a window in Gephi

01:03:32

Creating a Gephi plugin #5 - ranking words found in nodes's textual attributes

01:07:06

Creating a Gephi plugin #4 - collecting textual attributes from the nodes

01:30:06

Creating a Gephi plugin #3 - opening a test gexf file in the plugin

01:42:29

Creating a Gephi plugin #2 - we run it and create a first window in Gephi

01:13:52

Creating a Gephi plugin #1 - the setup

01:08:28

Umigon: sentiment analysis, explained

01:18:18

Generating semantic networks without coding

01:11:45

Gephi: publish networks to the web

01:18:45

Visualizing and exploring attributes in Gephi

01:07:12

5 methods to create and import networks in Gephi

01:09:49

Gephi - a workflow from A to Z

03:24

prez data institute 22 Nov 2017

17:42

Romain Willmann on IoT and security: an introduction

01:00

Identifying communities with circles in Gephi

40:01

Antonio Casilli: "Making sense of digital platform labor" - PART 2

30:31

Gabriele Paolacci: The challenges of crowdsourcing data collection in the social sciences

23:22

Livio Lumbroso: Localeyes / BeMyEye

40:01

Alessandro Gandini on "Labour process and digital labour" - PART 1

30:45

Antonio Casilli: "Making sense of digital platform labor" - PART 1

11:04

Marianne Medioni: Foule Factory

11:07

Alessandro Gandini on "Labour process and digital labour" - PART 2

01:04

CODAPPS is starting soon!

04:47

Overview of Netbeans: what does it look like?

00:45

Mapping cartels in Europe, 1948-2008

01:38

Intro: Twitter Mix Days 2015

02:26

ITW Lucas Cypriano: Poster World Cup

03:00

ITW Clement Levallois

00:50

ITW Jeff Kolb: Keynote

02:15

ITW Anatoliy Gruzd: Poster on Ukrain

00:45

ITW Dessinatrice

04:08

ITW Grace Ruiter: Poster on One Direction

00:46

Test screencast + webcam with ScreenCast O' Matic

01:33

Philosophy, visualized || 8. Why is analytical philosophy a good fit for visualization?

03:22

Philosophy, visualized || 7. What is the philosophical argument made in the viz?

00:29

Philosophy, visualized || 6. Who is Blake Thompson?

01:02

Philosophy, visualized || 5. What is it going to look like?

01:07

Philosophy, visualized || 4. How did the project get initiated?

00:38

Philosophy, visualized || 3. Why a 3D flow chart?

00:41

Philosophy, visualized || 2. why a visualization?