Applications of computer content analysis
By: edited by Mark D. West.
Contributors: West, Mark D.
Series: Progress in communication sciences,; v. 17
Publisher: Ablex Pub.; Praeger; Ablex Publishing Corp.
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Westport, CT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 195
Subjects: Content analysis (Communication) -- Data processing.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: 1. Applied Text Theory: Quantitative Analysis of Answers to; title: Open-Ended Questions; title: Peter Ph. Mohler and Cornelia Zuell; title: 2. Building WorldView(s) with Profiler+; title: Michael D. Young; title: 3. Intersubjective Semantic Meanings Emergent in a Work Group: A; title: Neural Network Content Analysis of Voice Mail; title: John C. Sherblom, N. L. Reinsch, Jr., and; title: Raymond W Beswick; title: 4. Using the Computer to Identify Unknown Authors; title: James W. Tankard, Jr.; title: 5. Using Neural Networks to Assess Corporate Image; title: Joseph G. T. Salisbury; title: 6. Linking Gender Language in News about Presidential; title: Cndidates to Gender Gaps in Polls: A Time-Series; title: Analysis of the 1996 Campaign; title: James A. Danowski and Rebecca Ann Lind; title: 7. Semi-Automated Content Analysis of Pharmacist-Patient; title: Interactions Using the Theme Machine Document-; title: Clustering System; title: Bruce L. Lambert; title: 8. Monitoring the Social Environment Using Computer Content; title: Analysis of Online News Media Text: An Example in Natural; title: Resources; title: David N. Bengston and David P. Fan; title: 9. Computer and Human Coding of German Text on Attacks on; title: Foreigners; title: David P. Fan, Hans-Bernd Brosius, and Frank Esser; title: 10. Media Monitoring Using CETA: The Stock-Exchange; title: Launches of KPN and WOL; title: Jan A. de Ridder and Jan Kleinnijenhuis; title: Index; title: About the Editor and Contributors.