Tools

Visualization

Processing

Processing is a free, open source programming language and development library for the visual arts. It is a software sketchbook, a way to visually learn programming fundamentals, and a tool for creating finished professional work, including mapping networks, textual analysis and producing visualizations. It runs under Windows, OSX and Linux environments, and can export graphics and applets in a variety of formats.

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Creation

Pro Tools

Pro Tools is audio creation and production software. With Pro Tools it is possible to compose, record, edit, and mix music or sound for pictures and video with out havingto use a variety of software. Features: - over 70 groundbreaking virtual instruments, effects, and utility plug-ins - over 8 GB of audio loops - view, edit, arrange and print MIDI data as music notation - Supports files up to 4 GB

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Gathering

Prismatic

Content curation and topic discovery website based primarily on publishers the user follows through social media. Upon signing up, users are asked to select a number of topics that fall within their fields of interest. Relevant content is shown in a vertical feed. Users have the option to recommend, comment, share, remove the content from their feed, or save it. Prismatic "learns" from your behaviour which topics and publishers are of most interest to you. They say the more people who use it the better it gets, as recommendations figure greatly into popularity rankings. There are no human editors, just algorithms. Promoted features include connecting with communities who share your interests, learning from users who work in your field, the ability to share your discoveries with friends, and taking a "deep dive on any topic." According to Aria Haghighi, one of the founders "...we have an architecture similar to a search engine: polling and crawling the open web and activity on social networks." A 2013 article on Slate.com refers to Prismatic as "the world's smartest news reader". It's a good addition to other search and curation tools such as Google Alerts and saved Twitter hashtag searches. It aims to be better than the rest through use of parameters that are not static; it adjusts to your preferences as well as trending content on other social media sites.

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Visualization

Prism

Prism is a visualization tool that represents texts based on crowdsourced interpretations. Users are encouraged to highlight words in a text according to categories ("facets"). Users' individual interpretations contribute to a visualization combining the interpretations of all users of the text. As such, it reveals patterns in subjective readings of a text.

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Uncategorized

Principal Components Analysis on Plain Text - Beta (TAPoRware)

This tool applies Principal Components Analysis rules to a text to generate relationships between words and text units. It works best with large texts where users can specify units of over 500 words. HTML and XML versions are not currently avaiable. This tool’s functionality has been incorporated into Voyant available online at www.voyant-tools.org.

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Publishing

Pressbooks

Pressbooks is a platform for collaboratively creating ebooks built over WordPress available as both a free service and on a subscription basis. Subscriptions are only required for users wanting to manage more than 5 books. eBooks can be generated in a variety of formats from several provided templates. Pressbooks integrates functionality for importing material from WordPress, Blogger and Tumblr, and assists in collaborative authoring with workflow management tools.

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Visualization

Prepare and Visualize Mallet Topics

A Microsoft Excel spreadsheet with macros, to facilitate the visualization and analysis of Mallet topics. This spreadsheet accepts data from a topic model produced by Mallet. This sheet currently contains six macros that can be run by clicking the appropriate buttons.

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Search

Prefuse

Prefuse is a Java framework for creating interactive information visualization applications from the University of California at Berkeley's Visualization Lab. It can be used to design standalone applications, visual components within other applications and web applets.

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Visualization

Praat

Praat is free software for the phonetic analysis of speech, including support for articulatory and speech synthesis. The most current release is version 6.2.05 . It is now available on a variety of operating systems including Window, Macintosh, Raspberry Pi, Chromebook, Linux. Praat now includes many additional functionalities among which are: - Statistical analysis - Listening experiments - Speech manipulations - Learning algorithms.

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Visualization

Praat

Praat is a free software package for phonetic analysis. Some of the functionalities include spectral analysis (spectrograms) pitch analysis, formant analysis, intensity analysis, jitter, shimmer, voice breaks cochleagram, excitation pattern, speech manipulation, etc

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