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SplitsTree4
SplitsTree4 is a free Java tool for generating phylogenic (similarity) networks from Universitat Tubingen. While designed for molecular sequence data, it can also visualize humanities data such as document sequence alignments.
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SRILM (SRI Language Modelling Toolkit)
SRILM (SRI Language Modelling Toolkit) is a toolkit for language modelling first developed in the 1990s and still in active development. It has applications in speech recognition, statistical tagging, segmentation and machine translation. The toolkit is available for Windows and UNIX, and users have developed a variety of extensions for it.
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Stanford HCI Group: PaperToolkit
PaperToolkit is a free, open source toolkit for designing pen and paper applications. Applications generated with this tool are intended for printing on a paper surface that allows some digital interaction, such as the related ButterflyNet or Interactive Gigapixels Prints. Suggested applications include interactive newspapers and smart notebooks. This toolkit is currently under development; code, documentation, tutorials and demo applications are all available.
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Stanford Mobisocial Lab: Muse
Muse is a free, open source JavaScript tool for reflecting on and searching for patterns in the past by examining one's personal e-mail archive. It analyses e-mail to generate several views including a sentiment graph from messages that may reflect particular emotions or feelings, inferred groups based on communications with various contacts, a calendar view, or an an attachment wall of all documents attached to e-mails.
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Stanford NLP Group: Classifier
Stanford Classifier is a free, open source Java-based machine learning tool that takes data and applies probibalistic classification. It can also give probability distribution information related to class assignments.
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Stanford NLP Group: CoreNLP
Stanford CoreNLP is a free Natural Language Processing tool. It processes English language text and provides the base forms of words, parts of speech, indicates whether they are proper names, normalizes dates, times and numeric quantities, and marks up the structure of sentences. This tool integrates all other Stanford NLP tools for English language processing, including parts-of-speech (POS), the named entitiy recognizer (NER), the parser and the coreference resolution system. An online demo is also available.
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Geoffrey Rockwell
Cool Voyant Tools
Not all Voyant tools show up in the default view or skin. Here is a list of some of the other tools worth trying.
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Holly Pickering
Audio Production Software
Interested in audio production and editing? Here are a few programs that can help you get on your way. Some of them are free, some not, but all are helpful and useful.
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Jason Bradshaw
TATR: Text Analysis for Twitter Research
This list compiles a suite of tools that make up Kynan Ly's Text Analysis for Twitter Research (TATR) Library. Recipes to these notebooks can be found on methodi.ca
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