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▲ Full episode with available download
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▲ Exclusion of stage directions from dataset
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▲Detection of depression in modern writers P. D. James vs. Iris Murdoch
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▲Natural Language Processing (NLP) to identify gender via sensory modalities
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▲ Measuring depression via concreteness and imagery words
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▲ Analyzing sensory adjectives to determine identity and mental state
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▲ On Shakespeare’s coining of novel terms
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▲ Change in personal pronouns changed over time
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▲Personal pronouns differentiate Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, and Elizabeth Carey
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▲ Emotion word use is independent of mood of the story
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▲ Depression among Lone Wolf school shooters and women returning from warzones
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▲ Tuning RPAS by comparing the algorithm against extant datasets