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Mining tagesschau.de,
26 Nov. 2022
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I like to read tagesschau.de, so I wrote a script to scrape it in regular intervals. My original goal was to determine which articles stay on the front page the longest, which ones allow commenting (a feature that seems to have been disabled almost entirely since March 2020), and if articles are modified after the initial release (without mentioning this), because I sometimes feel that headlines change.
Dataset Creation Tagesschau.de provides a JSON API, so the “scraping” is relatively straight forward and can be done with just a few lines of code.
982 Words, Tagged with: Tagesschau · Generative Models · Data Mining
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Social Work Research Map – ein niederschwelliger Zugang zu internationalen Publikationen der Sozialen Arbeit,
11 Nov. 2022
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Our paper Social Work Research Map – ein niederschwelliger Zugang zu internationalen Publikationen der Sozialen Arbeit has been published in the journal Soziale Passagen.
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40 Words, Tagged with: Soziale Passagen · SWORM · Data Mining
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Social Work Research Map (SWORM),
13 Jul. 2022
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During the last weeks, I worked with some colleagues on a website that aims to improve access to social work literature.
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37 Words, Tagged with: SWORM · Data Mining
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Data-Mining als Werkzeug empirischer Sozialforschung,
13 Jul. 2020
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Inspired by the “Spiegel-Mining” talk from David Kriesel, a friend of mine and a Prof. from the Hochschule Magdeburg scraped a german website that regularly publishes reviews of social work literature, and mined the resulting 18.000 articles, hoping for interesting insights.
In an attempt to visualize the discourse, we created several topic maps, like the one below, which you can find on the accompanying (german) website. The colours represent the gender of the authors of the review.
150 Words, Tagged with: Sozial Extra · Data Mining