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v0.9.5

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@Corey-Abramson Corey-Abramson released this 18 Jul 20:40

Pre-release (< v1.0). Reproducible online notebook: self-bootstraps function/ and sample data from GitHub pinned to tag v0.9.5, so the Colab body and package cannot skew. Collapsed setup and helper cells on Colab. Added citations (Beyond Text 2015 + open-access links) and widened torch/scikit-learn version bounds. Local end-to-end: 0 error cells, 18 figures.

v.0.9.4b

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@Corey-Abramson Corey-Abramson released this 19 Sep 21:36
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Added some documentation, needed for zenodo doi.

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@Corey-Abramson Corey-Abramson released this 18 Sep 22:51
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The CMAP Visualization Toolkit offers a free suite of open-source tools to analyze and visualize text data: including fieldnotes, in-depth interview transcripts, historical documents, web-pages, and other forms of non-numeric information. It is designed for scholars working with qualitative methods, who have an interest in the possibilities for pattern analysis, data visualization, and identifying alternative explanations found in computational social science's (CSS).

The CMAP (Cultural Mapping and Pattern Analysis) tool is free, open-source and produced by the Computational Ethnography Lab

Not production software. Provided as-is under BSD 3-Clause license.
Users are responsible for their own ethical and IRB compliance.
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