Tools

Clipping Magic

Clipping Magic lets you easily edit out the background of photos. Mark up the foreground and background in the editor, use the scalpel tool for precision selections, then download the new image. You can upload and edit as many images as you like but you must have a paid subscription to download ($4 - $15 per month depending on the number of download credits needed). Officially supported file formats: JPEG, PNG, GIF images using sRGB color space. CMYK displays the wrong colors in the editor but the resulting image is correct. Current max image resolution is 4 megapixels. The Clipping Magic website includes tutorials for each of their tools. Feature List: Web based graphical user Interface, with quick feedback on your edits. Smart Algorithm minimizes the amount of work you need to put in - you do not need to trace the entire outline of your image Pan and Zoom to any level necessary allows you to inspect details while quickly navigating your image. Undo / Redo Auto-Save Configurable Auto-Brush-Size: The brush size adapts dynamically to your zoom level so that you can easily zoom in to make detailed edits. Refine Edges gives you full control over smoothing, feathering and offset. Dedicated Hair Tool separates out hair from clean and distinct backgrounds. Color Levels - tune brightness, shadows and highlights, and the color temperature. Rotate / Straighten. Crop & Resize Shadows creator with both drop shadow and ellipse shadows. Background Color or transparent background options Configurable Defaults Bulk Clipping Share Your Results with a secure URL They also offer a paid REST-oriented Web API for automating the uploading of images and downloading results. Subscriptions range from $50 to $250 per month.The editor can be integrated into a website using ClippingMagic.js

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Analysis

CLOC

CLOC is a general purpose text analysis package originally offered by the University of Birmingham Computing Centre in the late 1970s, and now avaiable for download. It can generate concordances, collocates and word lists for a text. This tool was developed in Fortran.

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Cluuz

Cluuz is a search engine that shows not only links to related pages, but also entities (people, companies, organizations) and images that are extracted from within the search results. In addition to the results, Cluuz displays a tag cloud of the most relevant entities extracted from returned results, as well as a semantic graph view of a cluster of terms.

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CMAP

CMAP allows users to create, navigate, and share concept maps that can easily be displayed online using HTML and Javascript.

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Analysis

CMU-Cambridge Statistical Language Modelling Toolkit

The CMU-Cambridge Statistical Language Modelling Toolkit is a longstanding set of Unix tools offered by Carnegie Mellon University and Cambridge University. It includes functions for word frequency, n-grams, vocabulary and words marked as 'context cues'. Version 1 was written by Roni Rosenfel and released in 1994.

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Search

CNRTL Extension for Firefox

CNRTL is a free XUI and Javascript extension for Firefox designed to enable users to access the French lexical CNRTL portal directly within their web browser. With its toolbar, users can also double-click on a word within a webpage to view lexical information for it.

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Programming

COBOL

COBOL (Common Business-Oriented Language) is a programming language first developed for business applications in the late 1950s. It was frequently referenced by humanists interested in applying computers and algorithms to their research, though infrequently used.

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Analysis

COCOA

COCOA was a program and markup language for generating word counts and concordances written in FORTRAN, from the University College Cardiff and the Atlas Computer Laboratory. It produced keyword-in-context concordances and word frequency profiles for texts, and was considered to be a powerful, highly flexible program for punched card computers.

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Annotating

Coding Analysis Toolkit (CAT)

CAT is an environment for group coding and analyzing data sets, including computing inter-rater reliability. Users can create a free account, or download the ASP.NET tool suite to run independently.

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Visualization

Coggle

Coggle is a web-based tool for visualizing and applying non-linear structuring to information. Though Coggle has been used for mind mapping, it is primarily a method of documenting branching and non-linear information, and encompassing multiple perspectives. It utlizes a drag and drop interface for integrating images, permits multiple users to edit at the same time without causing data conflicts, and supports Markdown and LaTeX formatting. Coggle diagrams can be interlinked, branches of one diagram can be spawned off into its own diagram connected back to the original, and individual branches can be linked via hashtags. The tool includes an API that permits users to interface their diagrams with other programs and manupulate or examine them, and diagrams can also be exported in various formats such as plain-text outline, vector PDFs or images. Coggle is free except where users require more than 100 monthly active users or a closed source version.

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