The Programming Historian
Editorial Board of the Programming Historian · United Kingdom
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The Programming Historian focuses on teaching digital methods for historical research. It provides practical lessons on using programming languages like Python and R for text analysis, data visualization, and computational modeling. The journal also covers topics such as encoding texts with TEI-XML, creating digital gazetteers, and applying machine learning to historical data.
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What is the impact factor of The Programming Historian?
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The Programming Historian is indexed in DOAJ.
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