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Delves into the challenges and processes of document digitisation, including the Google Books project, copyright issues, and the optimization of source selection.
Explores the analysis of mood expressed on Twitter using longitudinal data and text analysis tools, emphasizing the importance of considering biased data.
Covers the installation process of GNU Octave, a high-level interpreted language for numerical computations, and explains how to download and install Octave on various operating systems.
