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1 Digital humanities Filtering

2 Filtering Filtering exercise
Chinese/English Buddhists study keyword co-occurrence 1987~ Compare modularity analysis before and after filtering Giant component Clustering coefficient Edge weights Frequency

3 modularity analysis before filtering
Run

4 Select

5 Results: Modularity: 0.651 Modularity with resolution: 0.651
Number of Communities: 312

6 Notice: under Node Overview
Clustering coefficient analysis Run Notice: under Node Overview Not under Dynamic

7 Choose undirected

8 Results: Average Clustering Coefficient: 0.827

9 Filter Queries 1.Frequency 2.Edge weights 3.Clustering coefficient
4. Giant component Queries

10 Giant Component Topology Giant Component
“ Drag filter here” under Queries

11 Clustering coefficient
Attributes Range Clustering coefficient “ Drag subfilter here” under Giant Component Open

12 Clustering coefficient
click Type 0.09

13 “ Drag subfilter here” under Clustering coefficient
Edge Weight Edges edge whight “ Drag subfilter here” under Clustering coefficient Type in 0.6

14 Frequency Attributes Range total
“ Drag subfilter here” under edge whight Type in 3

15 After filtering Filter

16 modularity analysis after filtering
Results: Modularity: 0.875 Modularity with resolution: 0.875 Number of Communities: 24

17 Also Presidential speech
Compare modularity analysis before and after filtering Try filter insignificant terms and come up with a better modularity analysis Use Marvel social network and aNobii book co-ownership , Movie viewing data to play with filtering, centrality, and modularity analysis

18 An example of high frequency and low clustering coefficient term “Buddhists”


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