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You'll find everything you need in main.ipynb!
README.mdThat's what you're reading right now! This file is machine generated by thebuild_readmd.shfile.apt.txt,Project.toml,Manifest.toml,config.jl, andpostBuildThese are used to specify the exact environment needed for our code to run.main.ipynbThis is where your code runs! It is a Jupyter notebook configured to use the Julia programming language. It shows an example of running Epistemic Network Analysis to compare two Shakespeare plays.
This script looks for a file in data/transcript.txt with format like the following:
>> Alice: Are we Group 1 or 2? Just the group.
>> Beth Anne: One.
>> Carol: So should we just like throw up a whiteboard and start trying to like collectively sketch a prototype?
>> Alice: Yeah, let's do that. Do we want to do that on Slide 24?It then produces a DataFrame representation of that and stores that as a CSV file.
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- Create a copy of this template. It will need to be a public repo, but you can name it whatever you want
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- Make edits to your project on binder like you normally would
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git pull
git add --all
git commit -m "some friendly message here"
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