Seaside Librarian: The Streamlit app is alive (sort of!)

Amanda Whitmire

library(rmarkdown)
library(knitr)
library(distill)

Update 2!

The Streamlit app is ALIVE on the Internet! It’s … not so stable, but you can play with it.

You can upload a text file or paste in text, and you can download your results.

Keep in mind that the set of habitat entities are from Nguyen et al. 2019 & the taxonomic names were mined from the ANSP corpus using @GlobalNames GNfinder. If you upload non-ANSP text, some taxonomic names will get missed. Also try to avoid uploading big files - Streamlit gets cranky about that. Have fun!

Update!

While the Streamlit app is not yet launched to run on the web, I have it up and running on a local host. Since you can’t visit the site yourself, I recorded a quick tour (on a Friday afternoon, forgive my slow brain).

Click image below to see a 2-minute video that introduces a beta version of a Streamlit App that uses spaCy and applies custom NER entities for taxonomic names and habitats.

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Whitmire (2021, Sept. 27). Seaside Librarian: The Streamlit app is alive (sort of!). Retrieved from https://amandawhitmire.github.io/blog/posts/2021-09-27-streamlit-app-alive/

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@misc{whitmire2021the,
  author = {Whitmire, Amanda},
  title = {Seaside Librarian: The Streamlit app is alive (sort of!)},
  url = {https://amandawhitmire.github.io/blog/posts/2021-09-27-streamlit-app-alive/},
  year = {2021}
}