Open JonathanReeve opened 3 years ago
I can do the first 100.
Amber: 100-175.
Serena: 175-250+.
Let's create plain text files, {id}.texts.txt
where {id}
is the course ID.
Hi Jonathan, Can you tell me more details about completing this task? Or will you go over it in the next meeting on Thursday?
Thank you, Serena
On Wed, May 26, 2021 at 9:04 AM Jonathan Reeve @.***> wrote:
I can do the first 100.
Amber: 100-175.
Serena: 175-250+.
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Sure. Let's do this:
deCourse:175
. {id}.texts.txt
, where {id}
is the course ID. So if it's deCourse:175
, it would be called 175.texts.txt
. O'neil, Cathy. Weapons of math destruction: How big data increases inequality and threatens democracy. Crown, 2016.
You can do this quasi-automatically, if you like, with a little scripting. For instance:
hasSyllabus
But it might be faster to do it manually.
@Zhuohan-Amber and @sy2657, could you submit pull request(s) with these changes, when you're done? And in the pull request text, just say "fixes #23," which will mark this issue as completed. Thanks in advance!
@Zhuohan-Amber and @sy2657 , let me know if you need any help with submitting pull requests on this one. It'd be nice to close the issue when that's done.
I thought I uploaded the texts when I submitted pull requests for Serena-branch on June 16-17 but I did not see the texts that I worked on in the data folder...
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@Zhuohan-Amber https://github.com/Zhuohan-Amber and @sy2657 https://github.com/sy2657 , let me know if you need any help with submitting pull requests on this one. It'd be nice to close the issue when that's done.
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I don't think you submitted a pull request, since you would see it in this list of pull requests, if so. Maybe review some tutorials and try again?
Ok
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I don't think you submitted a pull request, since you would see it in this list of pull requests, if so https://github.com/JonathanReeve/data-ethics-literature-review/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aclosed. Maybe review some tutorials https://docs.github.com/en/github/collaborating-with-pull-requests/proposing-changes-to-your-work-with-pull-requests/creating-a-pull-request and try again?
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Let's break up the task of extracting text citations from syllabi.
I can probably use Anystyle to generate Bibtex, and then RDF, once we've manually extracted text citations from syllabi, but we should generate plain text citations from syllabi.