CLASSIFICATION AND CATEGORIZATION IN COMPUTER-ASSISTED READING AND TEXT ANALYSIS

Automated computer classification and categorization have been successfully applied in the field of document retrieval and text mining. These methods are increasingly used in the field of computer-assisted reading and analysis of texts (CARAT) in the field of the humanities and social sciences. Here, the primary aim is not to tag the document for better recall, but to help a specialized reader and analyst to navigate through the themes, concepts, and content of a textual corpus according to a particular research objective. This chapter presents some of the methods and applications of these techniques.

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