The following free tools can assist you with Text Analysis and Visualisation.

• Digital Humanities Tools
  Provides a list of free online tools for project building and includes text analysis and visualisation tools.
   
• DH box
  Provides a tool box of web based computational tools for data analysis and visualisation.
   
• JSTOR Labs Textanalyser
  Users can drag and drop JSTOR content for text analysis.
   
• KDnuggets
  Provides a list of software for analytics, data science, data mining and machine learning.
   
• MeSH on Demand
  Tool from the National Library of Medicine, identifies MeSH terms in your text.
   
• Orange
  Open source machine learning and data visualisation interface for data mining and machine learning using Python.
   
• Overview
  Open source application for document mining and analysis.  Can be run through a browser or installed on PC.
   
• Pawsey Supercomputing Centre
  Data and visualisation hardware and storage options.
   
• PubMed ReMiner
  Analysis of PubMed search results.
   
• Rattle
  Open source software for data mining using R. For further information and an introduction to the software visit the Using the Rattle Package with R page and the Data Science Desktop Survival Guide.
   
• TAPoR
  List of research tools for text analysis, organisation and visualisation.
   
• VOSViewer
  Downloadable software with text mining and visualisation functionality.
   
• Voyant Tools
  Open source web application for text mining and analysis. It can be used to analyse online text or users can upload their own text.

To use the example corpus: Click on Open and use the drop down menu to select either Shakespeare's Plays or Austen's Novels. Click Open.

To use your own text: Either copy and paste text into the box and select Reveal, or click on Upload and select a text document from your folders.

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