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trigram	frequency
of machine learning	48
in order to	30
a set of	30
machine learning and	30
the use of	28
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as well as	25
library of congress	17
and machine learning	16
the number of	16
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in machine learning	15
proceedings of the	15
one of the	14
the machine learning	14
machine learning in	13
the idea of	13
natural language processing	13
learning and deep	13
the process of	13
b iq v	12
in proceedings of	12
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ib b b	12
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the history of	11
the creation of	11
the full text	11
and deep learning	11
can be used	11
the ability to	11
all of the	11
machine learning techniques	11
at the same	10
are likely to	10
generative machine learning	10
generative adversarial networks	10
the university of	10
archives and libraries	10
chicago place names	10
of artificial intelligence	10
the digital humanities	10
machine learning is	9
m x qkf	9
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the same time	9
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be used to	9
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machine learning algorithms	9
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that can be	9
in the library	9
to build a	9
such as a	9
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different types of	8
the results of	8
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the value of	8
full text of	8
p iq bx	8
in the digital	8
new york times	8
the other hand	8
an ai system	8
machine learning to	8
such as the	8
were able to	8
the new york	8
large amount of	8
on the other	8
reading chicago reading	8
as a result	8
all of these	8
in this case	8
ieee transactions on	7
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collections as data	7
a large amount	7
may not be	7
of the association	7
machine learning applications	7
we were able	7
a series of	7
association for computational	7
part of the	7
you want to	7
are able to	7
is important to	7
the training data	7
allow us to	7
automated information environment	7
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the scope of	7
a place name	7
learning is a	7
parts of the	7
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and the library	7
of the process	7
b m x	7
amount of data	7
can be a	7
international conference on	7
the content of	7
for computational linguistics	7
research and scholarship	7
oklahoma state university	7
if you are	7
university of notre	7
the trolley problem	7
the question of	7
with machine learning	7
the potential to	7
of notre dame	7
and it is	7
we do not	6
powered military robots	6
of the machine	6
it is not	6
whether or not	6
in other words	6
to machine learning	6
the context of	6
machine learning as	6
of the th	6
springer international publishing	6
chicago place name	6
topic modeling tool	6
and artificial intelligence	6
in the s	6
this type of	6
presented at the	6
org dhq vol	6
cohen and nakazawa	6
by machine learning	6
many of the	6
of generative machine	6
intelligence and machine	6
learning and the	6
disciplinary ml research	6
it is the	6
at all levels	6
in a text	6
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of data and	6
to work with	6
at the university	6
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to be able	6
of the library	6
plain text files	6
for machine learning	6
that are not	6
need to be	6
autonomous ai systems	5
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on machine learning	5
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the concept of	5
a chicago place	5
of a machine	5
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ways in which	5
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chicago reading project	5
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and ethical sensitivity	5
learning can be	5
to create a	5
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machine learning with	5
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of literary analysis	5
of the scholarly	5
the next step	5
of words in	5
that you can	5
an ai algorithm	5
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for information science	5
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of an ai	5
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impact on the	5
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training and testing	5
computer vision and	5
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q x mf	5
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on computer vision	5
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book one chicago	5
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level of autonomy	5
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in the humanities	5
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of autonomy and	5
machine learning are	5
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functionality of computers	4
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google products assistant	4
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word embedding algorithms	4
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learning in libraries	4
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automated information systems	4
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artificial intelligence in	4
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v v o	4
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historical social network	4
place name recognizer	4
as we have	4
machine learning tools	4
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learning and artificial	4
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h x qkf	4
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social dimensions of	4
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in the literature	4
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the names of	4
intellectual isolation and	4
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some of them	4
machine learning process	4
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learning and ai	4
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mit technology review	4
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