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So Many Books, So Little Time: Using Algorithms to Map the Landscape of a Discourse David Vishanoff, Associate Professor of Islamic Studies, University of Oklahoma Dave King, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Exaptive Cairo, November 12,

So Many Books, So Little Time: Using Algorithms to Map the Landscape of a Discourse David Vishanoff, Associate Professor of Islamic Studies, University of Oklahoma Dave King, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Exaptive Cairo, November 12, 2018 Bibliotheca Alexandrina and SIMAR conference “Big Data Analytics—Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice”
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Thank y you! David Vishanoff vishanoff@ou.edu Dave King king@exaptive.com

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