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## Data Analysis | ||
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The [`term_frequency` notebook](notebooks/term_frequency.ipynb) provides a sample case for investigate a set of text corpora. | ||
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## How to use tempo_embeddings on SURF Research Cloud? | ||
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(outdated; you can now run the notebook on your local machine, with the processing being done by a remote database server) | ||
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SURF Research Cloud offers a ready-to-use environment for running tools without the need to install Python and other required libraries. | ||
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[Here](https://www.surf.nl/en/services/surf-research-cloud) you can apply for access. | ||
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If your Research Cloud account is set up for the Semantics of Sustainability project, you can use the tempo-embeddings tool by following these steps: | ||
- Log in to [Research cloud](https://portal.live.surfresearchcloud.nl) environment. | ||
- Create a new workspace using the "semantics-of-sustainability" catalog item. | ||
- Log in to the workspace you created in the previous step. | ||
- Log in to the workspace you created in the previous step. | ||
- Open a new terminal and run: | ||
```console | ||
/etc/miniconda/bin/conda init | ||
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