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URL:/networks-lab/events/fundamentals-automated-content
 -analysis-social-scientists
SUMMARY:Fundamentals of automated content analysis for social scientists
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThis one-day workshop offers a practical introducti
 on to fundamentals\nand recent developments in automated content analysis.
  The workshop is\ndesigned with social scientists in mind\, but participan
 ts from other\nfields (including digital humanities) are also welcome. We 
 assume that\nparticipants have little to no prior experience with methods\
 nfor automated content analysis. \n 
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URL:/networks-lab/events/how-analyze-networks-r
SUMMARY:How to analyze networks with R
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nIn this two-day workshop\, you will learn a variety
  of tools for\nanalyzing data on social and information networks using the
 \nprogramming language R. The first day will be an introduction to R and\n
 RStudio\, followed by a series of classic topics in network analysis\,\nsu
 ch as centrality analysis and community detection. The second day\nwill co
 ver visualization\, handling extremely dense networks\, and\ndeveloping 
 statistical models for network data. \n\nThe workshop sessions will combi
 ne short lectures and demonstrations\nwith hands-on time analyzing your ow
 n (or our) network data. \n 
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URL:/networks-lab/events/how-partially-automate-literat
 ure-reviews-knowledge
SUMMARY:How to (partially) automate literature reviews for knowledge discov
 ery\nand synthesis
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nIt is more challenging than ever for researchers to
  be on top of all\nthe latest publications and other developments in their
  areas of\nresearch\, regardless of their career stage or the fields they 
 work in.\nOne of the main challenges is the exponential growth of publicat
 ions.\nIn nearly all fields\, there is more work being published every yea
 r\nthan any one researcher\, or research team\, can possibly read and\nsyn
 thesize.\n 
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