Can we be wrong? : the problem of textual evidence in a time of data
ShareCopied to clipboardCan we be wrong? : the problem of textual evidence in a time of data is a book. It was written by Andrew Piper and published by Cambridge University Press in 2020.
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- author: Andrew Piper
- publication date: 2020
- book publisher: Cambridge University Press
- book series: Cambridge elements
- book subjects: Machine learning, Data mining, Digital humanities
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