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Currently, this functionality is available only for the HathiTrust Digital Library's public domain corpus, consisting of slightly less than 5 million volumes.
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Create your workset
This section shows you how to create a custom workset, for the volume(s) contained in which you will eventually download the corresponding advanced and basic EF data files. Your workset can contain as many volumes as you wish. However, the example workset for this section will consist, for the sake of simplicity, of a single volume from the HathiTrust Digital Library's public domain collection: a published-in-1920 edition of the book of poems titled Buch der Lieder by the German poet Heinrich Heine. Then we show you how you can download the EF data files corresponding to this workset. (One of the use cases for the EF approach to non-consumptive text analysis that we have posted also uses this particular book by Heine to make its point.)
1.1 Navigate to the
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Portal (https://analytics.hathitrust.org/)
Navigate to the HTRC Secure HathiTrust Analytics Research Commons (SHARC) pagePortal. Click on the link stating “Sign In” at the upper right corner of the screen.
1.2 Sign in to HTRC
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Portal
After Step 1, you will reach the screen shown below. Enter your HTRC username and password at the respective fields, and then click on the “Sign In” button.
1.3 Verify that you are logged in to the HTRC
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Portal
After Step 2, you will arrive at the screen shown below. Verify that your HTRC username appears at the upper right corner, showing that you are successfully logged in to the HTRC SHARCPortal.
1.4 Prepare to create a workset
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You should see a message, as shown below, stating that the workset has been created.
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Generate and execute the data file transfer script
2.1 Return to the HTRC
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Portal screen
Click on the ‘Portal’ link, which is at the top right corner of the screen.
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You should now be back at the HTRC SHARC screenPortal screen, as shown below. Click on the 'Algorithms' link, which is near the top of the screen.
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