Hello,
We thought you might be interested in taking a look at our latest work,
txtkit - Visual Text Mining Tool.
It's available at <http://www.txtkit.sw.ofcd.com>.
________________________________________________________________________
Schoenerwissen FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Office for Computational Design Thursday, April 1, 2004
www.sw.ofcd.com
________________________________________________________________________
txtkit - Visual Text Mining Tool 1.1.0
txtkit is an Open Source visual text mining tool for exploring large
amounts of multilingual texts. This multiuser-application mainly focuses
on the process of reading and reasoning as a series of decisions and
events. To expand this single perspective activity txtkit creates
content recommendations through collaborative filtering. The software
requires Mac OS X 10.3 and Internet access.
Technologies used: Objective-C, OpenGL, Java, MySQL
Free download at <http://www.txtkit.sw.ofcd.com>
________________________________________________________________________
Background
txtkit was commissioned by Prof. Hans Ulrich Reck, co-author of the
concept and project director with Prof. Georg Trogemann of KIT (Kunst.
Informatik. Theorie. / Art. Computer Science. Theory.), a research
project based at the Art and Media Studies department at the Academy of
Media Arts Cologne. KIT is a part of the KUBIM programme, financed by
the Federal Ministry for Education and Research (BMB+F) and Länder
Ministries for Education or Science and Culture.
________________________________________________________________________
Currently available text sources
There are three sources at the moment:
- HUReck_ArtMediaTheory.en.txtkit ( Hans Ulrich Reck / english )
- HUReck_Collection.de.txtkit ( Hans Ulrich Reck / german )
- LManovich_NewMediaResearch.en.txtkit ( Lev Manovich / english )
Any suggestions for other free text sources are welcome!
________________________________________________________________________
About Schoenerwissen/OfCD
Berlin based Schoenerwissen/OfCD (Anne Pascual & Marcus Hauer)
specializes in the design and development of information architectures
and interfaces. Our design strategies integrate the use of new
technology, theory and experimentation. We seek for advanced information
infrastructures that provide spatial and temporal contexts serving as
frameworks for exploration and dynamic decision making.
In 2002 the project Minitasking - a visual gnutella client has been
recognized by an Award of Distinction of the Prix Ars Electronica and
received the transmediale Software Award in 2003.
More information at <http://www.sw.ofcd.com> or contact us at
<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
________________________________________________________________________
Newsletter
If you want to receive the txtkit newsletter you should send a message
to <mailto:[log in to unmask]> with your name and
e-mail address. It's pretty easy.
________________________________________________________________________
Project Related Links
- <http://www.kubim.de>
- <http://www.khm.de/kmw/kit>
|
