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XPUB2 2017-2019 (PAST)
- 8.10.2018: Tash & Joca https://pad.xpub.nl/p/pyratechnic1
- 29.10.2018: Zalan & Alex https://pad.xpub.nl/p/jpeg_jam
- 12.11.2018: Angeliki & Alice
8.10.2018: Tash & Joca // Scrape, rinse and repeat
Edition 1 is a workshop about web scraping: extracting data from websites and exploring applications of it within an artistic practice.Workshop leaders Tash and Joca will share how they use scraping in their graduation projects: from analyzing self-censorship in Indonesia to remixing the design of your daily news. Then it's time for you to collect data, and experiment with ways to present it.
Please read the information below, to make sure you are ready to scrape, rinse and repeat!
Where & when:
Monday the 8th of October 11:00 till 17:00, in our lovely XPUB studio
Things to prepare:
To get started quickly, make sure you have the following software installed
python3 pip3 html5lib selenium
You can find installation instructions on the pad: https://pad.xpub.nl/p/pyratechnic1
Programme:
PART 1: human scraping Introduction: Why scraping? Examples of projects Start with pen and paper, analyzing different components, rearranging them
PART 2: programmatic scraping Scraping using Python3: offering two basic scripts to start with 1. html5lib and elementtree (e.g. text, link, and tag scraping) 2. selenium (scraping via web browser automation, e.g. for dynamic elements like comments)
Work in small groups on different scraping prototypes (try different sources, extract different elements, find different presentation forms)
PART 3: performative scraping PRESENT! what did you scrape? can you show it visually? read it aloud? anything surprising? Feedback and wrap-up
29.10.2018: Zalan & Alex
Where & When
Monday, 29.10.2018
11:00 β 17:00 in the small project space
Things to prepare:
Please, if possible, [try to] install the following dependencies:
- h5py==2.8.0
- Keras==2.2.4
- Keras-Applications==1.0.6
- Keras-Preprocessing==1.0.5
- numpy==1.15.2
- Pillow==5.3.0
- protobuf==3.6.1
- PyYAML==3.13
- scipy==1.1.0
- six==1.11.0
- tensorflow==1.0.0
Installation
If you wish to use a virtual environment (optional): (first cd to your working directory)
python3 -m venv pyrate.venv source pyrate.venv/bin/activate
for the rest just use pip3 install as follows:
pip3 install h5py==2.8.0
pip3 install Keras==2.2.4
and so on with the rest!
Programme:
- 11:00β11:30 Short introduction & discussion about machine learning and computer vision
- 11:30β13:00 Programming a script in groups of 3β4 (1st years mixed with 2nd years) (?)
- 13:00β14:00 Lunch
- 14:00β14:30 Finalising the script
- 14:30β15:00 Showing the outcomes of the script
- 15:00β15:10 Coffee break
- 15:10β15:40 Short introduction & discussion about data visualisation and spatial installations
- 15:40β16:30 Creating different spatial installations from the outcomes of the first script in groups of 3β4 (1st years mixed with 2nd years)
- How can the dataset and the algorithm be projected into space / how can the dataset be Β»experiencedΒ«
- 16:30β17:00 Showing the outcomes of the installations
PAD https://pad.xpub.nl/p/pyrate2
12.11.2018: Angeliki & Alice
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