Presentation delivered at nlp4arc, hosted by UNC Chapel Hill and BitCurator on 3 Feb 2017. ePADD is free and open-source software developed by Stanford University's Special Collections & University Archives and partners that lets individuals and institutions appraise, process, analyze and make available for research email of potential historical or cultural value.

1. @e_PADD
Opening the world
of email research
through NLP
2017 Feb 03

2. ePADD Overview

4. Four Modules

5. Analysis Options

6. Name Resolution

7. Lexicons

8. Image Browsing

9. Named Entity Recognition

10. Fine-grained Entities

11. Authority Reconciliation

12. Query Generator

13. Query Generator

14. Discovery Module

15. Edit Entities Interface

16. Advanced Search

17. Advanced Search

18. Future Development
Cross collection search
Annotation management
Exporting correspondents/ named
entities as LOD
Support for preservation
Possibly: shared discovery or public
delivery service

19. Community Development
Forums
Use cases
User stories
Lexicon working group
Software development

20. Other Resources
Website
User guide
Forums
Github

21. Josh Schneider
Community Manager
Josh.schneider@stanford.edu
https:/library.stanford.edu/projects/epadd
https://epadd.nimeyo.com/
@e_padd
epadd_project@stanford.edu