Tinderbox Meetup Sunday 17 Dec 23 Video: Tinderbox and Doctorate Studies, Books on Notes
Level | Beginner |
Published Date | 1/6/24 |
Type | Meetup |
Tags | 5Cs, 5Cs Learning and Knowledge Management, Business, ChatGPT, DBA, Digital Wallet, Doctorate, Excel, Identity Praxis, Michael Becker, Personal Information Management Systems, PhD, Qualitative Data Analysis, Quantitative Data Analysis, RegEx, Regression, Stata, Structural Equation Modeling, Text Transformation, Tinderbox |
Video Length | 01:24:59 |
Video URL | https://youtu.be/Enz8TUWM7Yk |
Example File | Tinderbox - Books.tbx (3.5 MB) |
TBX Version | 9.6 |
Hosts | Michael Becker, Mark Berstein |
In this Tinderbox meetup, we covered two topics: 1) perforating research (doctoral qualitative research) with Tinderbox and Stata, and 2) a review of books on taking notes.
Perforating research (doctoral qualitative research) with Tinderbox and Stata
Michael Becker (@satikusala) reviewed his use of Tinderbox with Stata, a statistical modeling package. He demonstrated managing multiple statistical modeling treatments in Tinderbox, storing of Stata commands in Tinderbox, pulling in and transforming (with RegEx and stamps) Stata output to Tinderbox, the use of ChatGPT 4 to support the effort, pulling in Tinderbox reformatted text-to-tables to produce consolidated regression models in Excel, structural equation modeling (SEM) in Stata, documenting and writing up the statistics, producing and pulling in images files into Tinderbox, and qualitative data analysis within Tinderbox,
Books on Notes
Mark Berstein (@eastgate) and the community discussed various books on notes.
Resources
Stata:
- Coming up on Jan 7: Tinderbox meetup with ✓ Brian Jenks , working with ADHD and autism
- App: Stata
- Chat GPT
- How I’m Organizing My Autism Research With Obsidian Canvas
- # Life Is Short. Indexes Are Necessary
- Book: Intellectual Life of the British Working Classes by Jonathan Rose
- Book: The Notebook: A History Of Thinking On Paper by Roland Allen
- Book: Note Book by Jeff Nunokawa
- Book: The Godfather Notebook by Francis For Coppola
- Book: How Romantics and Victorians Organized Information by Jillian Hess
- Book: How Writing Came About by Denise Schmandt-Besserat
- Book: Building A Second Brain by Tiago Forte
- Book: Libraries In The Ancient World by Lionel Casson
- Book: Too Much to Know: Managing Scholarly Information before the Modern Age by Ann M. Blair
- Book: The Catalogue of Shipwrecked Books by Edward Wilson-Lee
- Book: A Book Of One’s Own by Thomas Mallon
- Book: The Polysyllabic Spree by Nick Hornby
- Book: Madison’s Hand by Mary Sarah Bilder
- Book: Bound To Please by Michael Dirda
- Book: Thinking In Tinderbox by Mark Bernstein (coming soon)
- Book: The Manuscripts Club by Christopher de Hamel
- Book: Duly Noted by Jorge Arango
- Book: The Tinderbox Way by Mark Bernstein
- Book: A PERSONAL HISTORY OF APL
- A History of APL in 50 Functions
- Book: Semantics in Metadata Repository and Systems Integration Efforts
- Book: Data Manager
- The Art & Science Of Thoughtfulness
- Book: Lines of Thought: Branching Diagrams and the Medieval Mind
- Book: The Catalogue of Shipwrecked Books: Christopher Columbus, His Son, and the Quest to Build the World’s Greatest Library
- Book: # Wisdom’s Workshop: The Rise of the Modern University
- Book: John Theodore Merz, A History of Scientific Thought in the Nineteenth Century (vols 1 and 2 from Dover)
- Book: Working
- Book: Turn Every Page – The Adventures of Robert Caro and Robert Gottlieb
- Book Media and the Mind Art, Science, and Notebooks as Paper Machines, 1700-1830
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