Note: My eval scheme here follows Dr. Soltoff's "most things are satisfactory unless they're not" model.
Remarks:
Hi Emily! Here is a running list of thoughts:
-You were right! We were supposed to make a GitHub website. Carly and I totally failed to do this. SO sorry if I mislead you on that front. So I guess this was a thing we could have all done.
-I wish we knew why the server kept reloading on the ShinyApp
-I like how organized your repo is: there is a limited number of files and they each do something useful. Ours is a disaster and a half.
-Like me, I think you like to load may libraries that may or may not be necessary. So best practices for both of us: fewer unnecessary libraries.
-I think you also want to make sure that the geom_whatever is indented after the ggplot line, since maybe that will cause errors? I think?
-The subject is super cool. I love the whole digital humanities thing, which I think basically means any digital-ish analysis of texts (i.e. not twitter).
-I think the part that I'm missing is what we can actually conclude about Livy and Augustus. It seems hard to link a lot of it causally, especially since, as you mention, Augustus doesn't actually come up. Totally ok if the whole thing is inconclusive too (which seems to be the case); it's definitely a start, and a very cool one!
Evaluation of final project by Emily
Note: My eval scheme here follows Dr. Soltoff's "most things are satisfactory unless they're not" model.
Remarks:
Hi Emily! Here is a running list of thoughts: -You were right! We were supposed to make a GitHub website. Carly and I totally failed to do this. SO sorry if I mislead you on that front. So I guess this was a thing we could have all done. -I wish we knew why the server kept reloading on the ShinyApp -I like how organized your repo is: there is a limited number of files and they each do something useful. Ours is a disaster and a half. -Like me, I think you like to load may libraries that may or may not be necessary. So best practices for both of us: fewer unnecessary libraries. -I think you also want to make sure that the geom_whatever is indented after the ggplot line, since maybe that will cause errors? I think? -The subject is super cool. I love the whole digital humanities thing, which I think basically means any digital-ish analysis of texts (i.e. not twitter). -I think the part that I'm missing is what we can actually conclude about Livy and Augustus. It seems hard to link a lot of it causally, especially since, as you mention, Augustus doesn't actually come up. Totally ok if the whole thing is inconclusive too (which seems to be the case); it's definitely a start, and a very cool one!