The document discusses text mining from a research perspective, highlighting the importance of obtaining publishers' permission for computer-driven data extraction. It emphasizes the benefits of open access and reuse terms without additional costs, while also acknowledging the challenges of institutional negotiations for scaling. The author reflects on the value of social media engagement in the research community.

1. Text Mining from three
perspectives:
Researcher.
Heather
Piwowar
@researchremix
Charleston
2012
some photos NC, SA

5. blog.thecostofknowledge.com/?p=12

8. text mining

9. flickr.com/photos/horiavarlan/4273968004

10. flickr.com/photos/loty/326761635

11. full text
cross publisher

12. X computer-driven input
computer-extracted output
weights and fancy stuff

13. has to come from publishers
permission to let computers read
what people can read

15. phone call
emails
personal agreement
institutional agreement

17. big win!

18. in the open
strong reuse terms
no additional cost
not restricted to library-IT

19. ... more evidence that
blogging and tweeting are worth it!

20. not all the way there

21. I got lucky on twitter
Time consuming
Tied to institution
Negotiation doesn’t scale
Need subscriptions.

22. http://www.flickr.com/photos/myklroventine/892446624/

23. flickr.com/photos/chewonki_mcs/4032063548/

24. http://www.flickr.com/photos/myklroventine/892446624/

25. thank you!
Todd Vision: PI of Dryad
The open science online community and those who release
their articles, datasets and photos openly.
blog: ResearchRemix.wordpress.com
@researchremix