Artificial intelligence has the potential to ease parts of the academic grunt work. One such task is reading and thematically organizing text.
LiLa and the NLU-funded initiative Human-Machine-Society, in collaboration with KB-lab, organize a workshop on May 3rd about BERTopic, a tool for identifying themes in text using AI. The workshop is organized within the framework of Linnaeus University's commitment to HUMINFRA.
The workshop is divided into two parts:
From 10 to 12, a workshop in English will be held remotely from KB where the tool is presented through a step-by-step exercise. For those who want to gather in a group to follow the workshop, the Babel room in Växjö UB (UB3010) is booked. Otherwise, here is the link https://kb-se.zoom.us/j/65990814222. If you are interested in getting a head start, the workshop is online at https://colab.research.google.com/drive/10kB3wfoHSfZE48vEKmznIw-ff36uR8gs?usp=sharing
From 13 to 15, we have a local follow-up of the morning's workshop within the framework of the Experiment Workshop, in UB3009, Växjö. Here we explore whether, and if so, how, we can use BERTopic on our own material.
Register with Jonas Svensson, jonas.svensson@lnu.se
