#team-social-analysis   June 24, 2020   daily call
Channel: CoronaWhy
Date: 24/06/2020

Summary:

00:18 - Spanish Flu and Black Death historical data sets and created the parser for Dutch Royal Library data
02:32 - Data set structure challenges for machine learning
04:48 - Data format is already standardized, plan to build new machine learning models to extract information
07:06 - Further investigation and other sources, probably British archives
10:48 - Relevance of the patterns and investigations to the sources and libraries
12:04 - Difficulty of entity recognition Middle Ages original text into modern English, possible collaboration with people in documentaries
13:34 - Putting snippet sentences into Kernel annotation tool, defining different annotations
16:09 - Creating new custom models for the pipeline and entity recognition
17:58 - Dr. Mia Ridge as a lead to find out cross-over points in machine learning 
21:31 - Creation of various experimental processes in CoronaWhy, shared links from groups in Amsterdam that will help train model to recognize all pieces in the text like professions
23:54 - Multiple pipelines as part of the separate infrastructure that run from Docker, process model overview
25:55 - Optical character recognition tools such as Transkribus
28:29 - Computing power and credits are ready for a kick start
30:26 - Spain was neutral during WW1 and so it’s called Spanish Flu
32:55 - Different nations with various views on the same events