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Solid questions/ things we want to have in the end #17
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Other questions:
Other questions (not that fleshed out, I thought I'd write them up nicely but instead ended up copy-pasting messy things from the colab notebook for time!):
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Top priority (per discussion with @nguyenhphilip on 11/1:
Subsequent priorities:
Stretch goals:
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Visualization ideas/ thoughts:
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Ideas from talking with Juniper Lovato:
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Some random ideas i had while thinking about why studying tropes is relevant:
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Notes from talking with @janeadams and @nguyenhphilip:
overall - to do:
=== Links from @janeadams === here’s a link dump: and we talked about: |
Want to make sure we're not retreading what has already been done in the dhs.stanford.edu article series...
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Seeing if we get the same categories as in https://github.com/jwzimmer/tv-tropes/tree/main/Stanford_Neighborhoods would be interesting, especially since:
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(Closed #7 because the topic there has been subsumed by this issue.) |
Now that we've got all this info, what do we want to do with it? Let's lay them out, then run them by Prof Cheney for feedback before we put too much time into actually analyzing things.
Things we could do (no bad ideas!):
Advice on visualization from Jane Adams:
NodeTrix: A Hybrid Visualization of Social Networks
vdl.sci.utah.eduvdl.sci.utah.edu
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