Users with and without coding experience can now use ProQuest’s TDM Studio™ solution to identify trends, generate insights and make new discoveries. The new interface enables Text and data mining (TDM) to extend beyond pure research and into teaching and learning by enabling students to explore large datasets.
Researchers and students across all academic disciplines can use the TDM Studio visualisation features to quickly analyse massive volumes of data and spot trends and patterns. Powerful and insightful visualisations, beginning with geographic analysis, can be created in minutes instead of the hours it takes with other systems. An interactive display shows changes over time and allows users to dive into a specific cluster to explore trends in a geographic locale.
From an initial idea to the final output, TDM Studio leverages the power of a library’s ProQuest content to help researchers make new connections and uncover career-defining outcomes. TDM Studio offers access to rights-cleared content from ProQuest subscriptions and purchases. This content is applicable across disciplines and can be applied to many different research questions.
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