Data Mining for scholarship
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The document discusses the Million Book Challenge, an international grant competition seeking to analyze large digitized corpora using natural language processing techniques. It provides an example study where newsbooks from 1650s England were analyzed to extract place names, assign coordinates, and map mentions by theme. Significant technical and legal challenges around intellectual property and access to datasets for analysis and peer review are noted. The competition aims to forge partnerships to explore these opportunities and issues.
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