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    • Literary Text Mining . CLASS 190

    Literary text-mining is a decades-old field that uses quantitative methods to answer enduring literary questions about texts’ meaning, significance, politics, context, and more. Text- mining methods offer researchers the chance to answer new questions at larger scales. This course introduces students to a variety of computational methods, from foundational counting methods to machine-learning. We will investigate several literary datasets from the ancient world using Python programming language. No prior experience in Classics, literary theory or Python is required; different paths through the course are available for students with significant coding experience.

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    Prerequisites: Sophmore standing or higher.

    4

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    Grading

    1, 2, 3

    Passtime

    Not open to freshmen

    Level Limit

    Letters and science

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    Lecture
    HSSB 4080
    T R
    14:00 PM - 15:15 PM
    25 / 25 Full
    Sections
    T B A
    25 / 25 Full
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