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JaimieMurdock edited this page Aug 15, 2012 · 1 revision

We agreed on a 10-step work plan that is INDEPENDENT on Google book access (we are not sure when the data will become available).

  1. Colin/Jaimie create and share with us unique list of all references
  2. Colin/Jaimie create similarity matrix for those references based on co-citation/mentioning.
  3. Jaimie documents planned semantic analyses so that Katy can provide feedback.
  4. Colin/Jaimie identify number of book references.
  5. Katy’s team overlays data from (1) on science map.
  6. Katy’s team creates “spotlight” maps and bi-modal network vis, see above discussion.
  7. Colin/Jaimie work on “query expansion” to be used later to get relevant full text from Google books for use by UK teams.
  8. UK does argument analysis/visualization
  9. Katy and Colin write paper draft that details the above steps even more and identifies promising research Qs.
  10. We all meet again on Aug 14, 2p. Robert attends Hathi meeting on Aug 21 (Chin Hua and Katy are on the way to VIVO Conf then).

Status

Task #1: Colin/Jaimie create and share with us unique list of all references

Task #2: Colin/Jaimie create similarity matrix for those references based on co-citation/mentioning.

ref1 | ref2 | similarity weight

Deadline: 07 Sep 2012

Task #3: Jaimie documents planned semantic analyses so that Katy can provide feedback.

Task #4: Colin/Jaimie identify number of book references.

Task #5: Katy’s team overlays data from (1) on science map.

Robert will contact Ruth Eberle reberle@indiana.edu to get complete data on 50,000 SEP references. We can only get 30,000. Need info on DB Dictionary. Abhinav Rane, student from CS can help.

Need article to ref linkage for Task #6

Chin Hua gets listing of phil journals. Share via cns wiki.

Katy and Robert will identify what SEP references are books, journals, on the map, are in which of the 13 disciplines, etc

Task #6: Katy’s team creates “spotlight” maps and bi-modal network vis, see above discussion.

Are '"focus areas" expanding or troublesome? What "SEP articles" cite science?

How to deal with books/book chapters?

Use Phil classification system to cluster SEP articles Get classification from https://inpho.cogs.indiana.edu/idea/1768.json

Please provide feedback to API so that they can improve it.

Task #7: Colin/Jaimie work on “query expansion” to be used later to get relevant full text from Google books for use by UK teams.

Google books based on what books are part of the 50,000, get full text of those books, e.g.,

Morgan, C. L. (1894). An Introduction to Comparative Psychology. London: W. Scott, limited.
Köhler, W. (1925). The Mentality of Apes. New York, Harcourt, Brace.

Task #8: UK does argument analysis/visualization

Task #9: Katy and Colin write paper draft that details the above steps even more and identifies promising research Qs.