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Text Mining in Archaeology: Extracting Information from Archaeological Reports
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2015
Mathematics and Archaeology
Introduction Archaeologists generate large quantities of text, ranging from unpublished technical fieldwork reports (the 'grey literature') to synthetic journal articles. However, the indexing and analysis of these documents can be time consuming and lacks consistency when done by hand. It is also rarely integrated with the wider archaeological information domain, with bibliographic searches having to be undertaken independently of database queries, for example. Text mining offers a means of
doi:10.1201/b18530-15
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