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Plotting Word Frequency

Reads a .txt file and plot the word frequency using matplotlib.

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Plotting Distribution

Reading a .txt file and storing it. Afterward finding the word count and word distribution and graphing it with matplotlib.

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Plotting Characteristic Curve of Word Lengths

Code that reads a .txt files and plot the characteristic curve of words lengths of the text. Finally it graphs it using matplotlib

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Visualization

plot.ly

Plot.ly is a free to educational (public) user web-based graphic tool that combined leading edge visualisations with a user-friendly, guided creation experience. Accepting data in a variety of forms, it leads the user through creation and sharing and then facilitates discussion around the output objects. The data, the code and any algorithm transformations are freely accessible to all users and products are easily embedded in other documents for presentation purposes. Plot.ly also offer their services on a paid basis to enterprise users. plotly.js is a freely available javascript framework open for developers.

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Creation

Plone

Plone is a powerful, flexible, open source Content Management System (CMS) built on top of Zope application server and CMF. Features: - Flexible and adaptable workflow - Customisable - Free add-ons - Versioning, history and reverting content - Support for multiple mark up formats - Multilingual content management - RSS feed support - WebDAV and FTP support - WYSIWYG - Integrates with Active Directory, Salesforce, LDAP, SQL, Web Services, LDAP and Oracle

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Analysis

Pliny

Pliny was a tool for working with annotations when conducting personal scholarly research, and can be used with both digital and print materials. It also had data manangement and organizational features, and was designed to facilitate reading, reacting to that reading and forming an interpretation. Pliny stored all data on the user's computer rather than remotely on the web.

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PL/I

PL/I was an early programming language commonly used for humanities research, developed at a time when most programming languages were not intended to work with strings of text. In addition to direct processing, it was also used to program systems and tools developed specifically for the humanities.

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PL/C

PL/C (Programming Language Cornell) was a programming language based on PL/I developed at Cornell University in the early 1970s as an entry-level language to facilitate programming instruction. It was occasionally used to introduce humanists to programming concepts, though it is unclear whether it was used for humanities-oriented research in its own right.

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Web development

Pixlr online photo editor

This is a free to use online image editor with a fair amount of features. I use this primarily for quick editing jobs such as resizing and cropping small images. The online editor will load images from your computer or via url which is incredibly handy. There is a firefox plug-in available too which makes the time it takes to view an image, edit, and save it, a fast process. The source code for the application is closed, but the dev team does offer a free API. Pixlr also has tools for mobile devices, one of which is paid app for $1.

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Collaboration

Pivotal Tracker

Share a project action board in real time, see milestones and upcoming goals. Easy-to-use features allows for edits in the project timeline, and the tracker predicts timeline for next goal achievement based on previously entered data. You can create individual project lines, or stories, that come together to create an epic, or larger project. There are charts showing your historical trends and anything else you'd like to monitor. This tool works with various other apps, listed here: http://www.pivotaltracker.com/community/app-bazaar

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