June 1, 2021

TDM Studio

The following new resource has been added to the Library catalogue. TDM Studio

TDM Studio supports texts and data mining for ProQuest database content. A visualisation tool is accessible for all Deakin users, and the TDM Studio Workbench is available on request from the Library.

This resource is available in the A-Z Databases page now. 

Please take note of the Access Information note on the A-Z Database page, which states: New users must create a personal account using their Deakin email address. To access TDM Workbench contact the Library.

Visualisations

 Visualisations allow analysis on datasets without having to know how to code

• 5 projects, 10000 documents for a user in the visualisations
• Create a map from a data file
• Zoom in, change the date range using the slider at the bottom
• Click on a cluster to see related articles cluster
• Click on the article to view in ProQuest
• Export citations and geographic coordinates.
• Self-registration based on Deakin email, valid Deakin address verified before allowing access
• Save searches – If you have a ProQuest MyResearch account uses this one, no need to create a new one

WorkBench

Workbench for people who already know how to code and can use R or Python 

• Up to 10 projects with 2 million documents
• Create based on ProQuest databases

• Or Individual titles

• Once you have your documents you code using the Juypter notebooks
• Pre-installed packages that will do some of the coding for you.
• Manual included on how to use Juypter

Further resources

https://proquest.libguides.com/tdmstudio help guide

https://tdmstudio.proquest.com/home