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Librarians doing data science!

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@pjlienemann 🤣🤣

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“The solutions, the assessments, and the understanding of the implications and ramifications of information are applicable not only for libraries but also for the world.”
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[Claudia Sahm @Claudia_Sahm]

“data are not given; they are made” wise words from @DianeCoyle1859

[SPARC @SPARC_NA]

Our journal negotiation community of practice has resources for libraries looking to leverage data in negotiations with publishers: overlap analysis, COUNTER 4 vs. 5, & more!
@hana_levay @michele_gibney @PacificLibrary @LibAllison @kvmacy @evelynbruneau
https://t.co/OeHBSDTGiB

[Katharine Macy @kvmacy]

Difficulty making heads or tails when comparing your COUNTER 4 and COUNTER 5 use stats? Check out this short article in the new Data Analysis for Negotiation resources written by @hana_levay @SPARC_NA
https://t.co/nNm0UWLX2N

[DASIG @dasigteam]

@lisalibrarian Sorry. I meant not only what transformative agreements mean for our own IR practices to publish OA, but also that BePress is owned by Elsevier. Seems like a win win…but not for us.

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“Despite being so crucial, citations — the pieces of metadata that serve as references to works — are often ignored in discussions of types of open knowledge.”
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[Nees Jan van Eck @neesjanvaneck]

Delighted to announce that VOSviewer Online, a web-based version of the VOSviewer software for bibliometric visualization, will be released very soon, enabling easy online sharing of interactive network visualizations @cwtsleiden @LudoWaltman

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“This study aims to create a quantitative, reproducible framework to test the relevancy of results and the overall success of Washington State University’s discovery environment (Primo by Ex Libris).”

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[DASIG @dasigteam]

It’s easy to get excited about the promises of open data. It’s not so easy to understand the risks.
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[DASIG @dasigteam]

Many law libraries are using more AI than they think. Seems like it may be true of academics/libraries in general. The nature of AI is that we always seem to think the *next* innovation is really AI, and the stuff we're using is just basic tech.

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[Alli Torban @AlliTorban]

🎧NEW🎧 podcast episode!

How can we integrate #accessibility into our #DataViz workflow? @FrankElavsky shows us how to develop this skill👇
https://t.co/K4ggVvBpmh

[Don Jayamanne @donjayamanne]

Love #Jupyter notebooks in @code, but want to use plain script files such as Python, R, Julia, TypeScript or C#. Try the Jupytext extension, open a script file as a Notebook, edit, execute and save as plain text files. https://t.co/5Jt2vsCVJ5

[Roger C. Schonfeld @rschon]

I'm sitting in on the conference call discussing the Clarivate acquisition of ProQuest. CEOs of both companies as well as several others are participating. I will tweet any notable items threaded to this tweet.