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Tag Archives: tools
Using the CloudExplorer
Tag clouds have gained popularity as a short cut to discovery of frequently occurring terms in a text collection. Much of the inspiration comes from the remarkable Wordle site at http://www.wordle.net. Building on that inspiration, we engineered an interactive word … Continue reading
Posted in DiscoverText, general
Tagged CloudExplorer, Data Mining, DiscoverText, eDiscovery, software, statistics, tag clouds, Text Analytics, tools, Twitter Analysis, visualization
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Texifter @ #IHRIMconf
Most of the company came to Chicago this week to make our debut presenting and exhibiting at IHRIM, an international meeting for Human Resources professionals. We were pleasantly surprised to find we were the only text analytics firm making a … Continue reading
Posted in DiscoverText
Tagged #IHRIMconf, IHRIM, insights, methods, qualitative data, software, surveys, Text Analytics, tools
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Crowdsourcing: the #OBL:-) Project
Tomorrow morning I will present this 5-minute talk at #IR12. If you want the sneak peek, or if you cannot make it to Seattle for the talk, here is your chance to see the results and, more importantly, be a … Continue reading
Posted in DiscoverText, research
Tagged #OBL, Crowdsource, crowdsourcing, humor, methods, Research, tools
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