Computational literacy
  • Computational literacy for the humanities and social sciences
  • Three approaches to computational methods
  • History of humanities computing
  • Data processing: fundamental concepts of programming for humanists and social scientists
  • Data processing: regular expressions
  • Data analysis: fundamental concepts of statistics
    • Understanding and describing groups
    • What is average?
    • Uncertainty in describing groups
    • What is a sensible group to describe?
    • Comparing groups
    • Understanding relationships
  • Digging into a method: topic modeling
  • Final project
  • Where to continue?
  • Course instances
    • Helsinki fall 2021
    • Helsinki fall 2020
    • Helsinki fall 2019
    • Helsinki fall 2018
  • Holding area for unfinished content
    • Data
    • Easy tools for acquiring, processing and exploring data
    • Computational data analysis method literacy
    • Open, reproducible research and publishing
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Computational data analysis method literacy

This content is not yet complete. In the meantime, see these presentations:

  1. Data analysis method literacy (pdf, gd)

  2. Data analysis method literacy 2 (pdf, gd)

Reading assignment

Read this research article on the the civilizing process in London’s Old Bailey.

Reading assignment

  • Language change, simulation: Social networks and intraspeaker variation during periods of language change + Utterance selection model of language change. Also note that you can experiment yourself with the model described in the first paper here.

  • Twitter, linguistic analysis, geographical analysis: What a Nasty day: Exploring Mood-Weather Relationship from Twitter + Mapping Lexical Innovation on American Social Media

    A Biased Review of Biases in Twitter Studies on Political Collective Action

  • Simulation, archaeology: Population growth and collapse in a multiagent model of the Kayenta Anasazi in Long House Valley + Understanding Artificial Anasazi

  • Geographic information, network analysis, archaeology: Community structure of copper supply networks in the prehistoric Balkans: An independent evaluation of the archaeological record from the 7th to the 4th millennium BC + Testing the Robustness of Local Network Metrics in Research on Archeological Local Transport Networks

  • History, text reuse detection: Plundering Philosophers:Identifying Sources of the Encyclopédie + The Use and Abuse of the Digital Humanities in the History of Ideas: How to Study the Encyclopédie (Interestingly, first article doesn't have affiliations. Digging through, most people seem to be from this project)

  • Network analysis: Protestant Letter Networks in the Reign of Mary I: A Quantitative Approach + Automated analysis of the US presidential elections using Big Data and network analysis

  • 3D/spatial analysis, archaeology: A Survey of Geometric Analysis in Cultural Heritage + A GIS-based viewshed analysis of Chacoan tower kivas in the US Southwest: were they for seeing or to be seen?

  • Image recognition of woodcut prints: Image-matching technology applied to Fifteenth-century printed book illustration / Wormholes record species history in space and time

  • Visual analysis, art history: A Quantitative Approach to Beauty. Perceived Attractiveness of Human Faces in World Painting / Against Digital Art History

  • Assignments:

    • How to Use t-SNE Effectively

    • Visualizing K-means clustering (2)

    • Read on some small, actual work:

      • The presentation of the DHH15 key concepts of socialism group

      • The presentation of the DHH15 Finnair Blue Wings multimodality group

      • If you understand Finnish, the election questionnaire analysis and visualization

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