Charan Mandur

Nov 21, 2024 | niche-canada.org | Mary Baxter |Charan Mandur |Thomas Stroyan

Environmental historians—all historians, really—are grappling with an ever-growing volume of information because of the availability of digitized data and sources. As these datasets grow, they become impossible for historians to read and analyze without the aid of digital tools. Text mining and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are two strategies historians in the twenty-first century are applying to manage the volume.