Discover @quadrismegistus Open Source projects

Dr. Ryan Heuser (@quadrismegistus)

quadrismegistus

Stars
629
Global Rank 47,254 (Top 2 %)
Followers 150
Following 60
Registered over 13 years ago
Most used languages

Jupyter Notebook
57.9 %

Python
31.6 %

HTML
5.3 %

JavaScript
5.3 %
Location 🇺🇸 United States
Country Total Rank 12,515
Country Ranking

Jupyter Notebook
2,678

JavaScript
4,345

Python
5,417

prosodic

Prosodic: a metrical-phonological parser, written in Python. For English and Finnish, with flexible language support.

Gyre

A socialist network: encrypted, insurveillable, unmontizeable, and self-governing. App is written in Python. (Calling all socialist programmers for help!)

poesy

Poetic processing, for Python.

literarytextmining

Official syllabus and course materials for English 184E: “Literary Text Mining” (Spring 2019)

Jupyter Notebook

litlab-poetry

Code used in the Literary Lab's Trans-historical Poetry Project. [NOTE: this repository has been deprecated by poesy (https://github.com/quadrismegistus/poesy)].

cadence

Rhythm analysis toolkit in Python

Jupyter Notebook

llp

Literary Language Processing (LLP): corpora, models, and tools for the digital humanities, in Python

lltk

Literary Language Toolkit: code, models, corpora, and web tools

Jupyter Notebook

python-dighum

Notes and code for learning python in the digital humanities

word-vectors

Code and models used for "Word Vectors in the Eighteenth Century" [ryanheuser.org/word-vectors]

slingshot

Python wrapper for MPI to "slingshot" a small Python or R function against the Goliath of Big Data

Jupyter Notebook

RpyD2

A python class modeled on Rpy2's DataFrame, providing convenient access to common statistical procedures in R.

freesydney

Jupyter Notebook

toolbox

Web app for tools relating to computational semantics and conceptual change, hosted on cambridgekeydata.org

character-networks

Generating character networks from fiction using BookNLP and dynamic networks

Jupyter Notebook

bechdeltest

Repository for "Rewiring the Bechdel Test"

Jupyter Notebook

sonnetproject

What's a sonnet to a machine by any other name?

Jupyter Notebook

abslithist

Data and code for "Abstraction: A Literary History" (book manuscript)

Jupyter Notebook

jobcensus

Academic job census for the humanities

Jupyter Notebook

personhood

Notes and code from ”Abstract Persons” -- a chapter of my dissertation, ”Abstraction: A Literary History” -- which is a distant reading of personification in eighteenth-century verse, building models of the syntax of agency and the grammar of personhood

Jupyter Notebook