+ {status === "pending" &&
Loading your API token...
}
+ {status === "error" && errorIsFailure && (
+
An unexpected error. It happens...
+ )}
+ {status === "success" &&
Your Api token
}
+ {status === "idle" &&
Get your API token
}
+ {status === "error" && errorIsUnauthorized && (
+
Please login to get your Api Token
+ )}
+
+ {errorIsUnauthorized && (
+
+ )}
+
+
+
+ {errorIsFailure && (
+
+ {error.message}
+
+ )}
+ {status === "success" && (
+
+ )}
+
+
+ Access tokens programmatically authenticate your identity to the
+ Impresso Datalab, allowing applications to provide you specific data
+ based on your request. Visit the documentation to discover how to use
+ them.
+
+
+ )
+}
+
+export default AccessToApi
diff --git a/src/pages/access-to-api.js b/src/pages/access-to-api.js
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-import React from "react"
-import Alert from "../components/Alert"
-import { Button } from "react-bootstrap"
-import { RefreshDouble, PlusCircle } from "iconoir-react"
-import Token from "../components/Token"
-
-const AccessToApi = () => {
- return (
-
-
User Access Token
-
-
- Access tokens programmatically authenticate your identity to the
- Impresso Datalab, allowing applications to provide you specific data
- based on your request. Visit the documentation to discover how to use
- them.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- )
-}
-
-export default AccessToApi
diff --git a/src/pages/datalab.mdx b/src/pages/datalab.mdx
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+---
+
+---
+# From impresso app to impresso dataalb
+[impresso app](https://impresso.github.io/impresso-app/) is a web application that allows users to search and browse the impresso dataset.
+It is a user-friendly interface that allows users to search for articles, newspapers, and entities.
+It has beren used in teaching course in history course and has been used in many student projects.
+By giving researchers access to tools and resources, impresso app empowered them to explore new ideas and reversely it grew in complexity and feature to accomodate user needs and wishes.
+
+However, as the application evolved, it became apparent that certain limitations needed addressing, basically the impresso UI was simply not enough.
+
+In terms of data analysis, users found it challenging to compare findings within impresso with other datasets. Similarly, the
+lack of options for creating custom visualizations hindered effective data visualization.
+
+The impresso app was also limited in terms of reproducibility, as it was difficult to share and reproduce analysis with other researchers. This was a significant barrier to collaboration and knowledge sharing within the impresso community.
+
+At the same time, advancements in tools and libraries were occurring, particularly in the realm of text corpus analysis. Jupyter notebooks emerged as a popular platform for documenting libraries, testing code, and sharing findings in a narrative format, becoming more and more popular. A vibrant community formed around data visualization and analysis within Jupyter Notebooks, with many scientific journals now accepting them as submission formats to enhance reproducibility.
+
+
+Moreover, as artificial intelligence (AI) gained prominence, Jupyter Notebook became indispensable for experimenting with algorithms and visualizing data. Supported by platforms like MyBinder, Github CodeSpace, and Google Colab, Jupyter Notebooks provided an interactive environment ideal for learning and implementing AI programming.
+
+Building upon this principle, we made the decision to launch a new platform: the impresso datalab. This innovative platform consists of several key components:
+
+- A secure API: We aim at developing a secure API that enables users to access the impresso dataset outside of the impresso app. This API is carefully monitored and restricted to prevent exploitation and unauthorized access, ensuring the integrity and security of the data.
+- A documentation website, not only provides access to example notebooks but also links them with the API documentation.
+
+- A list of models are open source on HuggingFace
+
+- A series of Jupyter Notebooks: We aim at providing a collection of Jupyter Notebooks that demonstrate how to access and analyze the impresso dataset. These notebooks are designed to be user-friendly and accessible to researchers of all levels, from beginners to experts. They are also designed to be easily shared and reproduced, enhancing collaboration and knowledge sharing within the impresso community.
+
+- Python library: Additionally, we aim at creating a dedicated Python library aimed at simplifying the development of custom Python scripts and to be easily integrated in notebooks. This library is designed to streamline workflows and empower users to leverage the impresso dataset effectively.
+
+- A console for the researchers, for authentication tokens, thus enhancing user experience by streamlining access and management.
+
+- a console for data providers: This console allows data providers to monitor and manage user requests of their data in impresso.
+
+
+grassrot activities
+avoid dead ends
+
+things change very very quickly
+new job position in AI for the c2dh (quantitative history)
+
+sensitiive data?
+
+
+Camila portesani, collective history, test some uses of chatgpt in citize science Perspective
+
+Ai assitant (acrobat, generative summary), dinamic reading)
+Problem with data privacy and data protection
+automatic explaination of the code, tailored to the user
+Florentina R WarningTriangle, to simulate interaction of students, measuring creativity, simulation and control
+
+multilingual gemini evaulate the promting we use in this TaskL
+
+OCR correction, to correct the OCR of the impresso dataset, to improve the quality of the data
+
+Address issue of accuracy: autonomy of users in term f decision making
+
+transparency? Context files
+
+AI generative is changing the way TOOL are being made and designed
+
+ghislain clud version of backstage
+empowered search in atlassian confluence multilangual with pointer to actual content in the System
+
+Marten: AI for boring Text, and sparring partner for interesting Text. Stimulus for my own @idae
+build new interfaces for impresso
+different AI bots for different tasks assistive reading, summarization, translation, etc.
+Manage my own notes to save ab bit of time
+manual extraction of data to build fficient Network, better than students!
+
+Sofia is worried about less represented languages
+
+Sorce code history, tatyana uses chatgpt 4 translate pascal code to plain english
+Notion
+reclaim.ai for calendar stuff
+
+
+Gabor
+too much prompts to chatgpt
+
+inna
+project on embrodyng stable diffusion and midjourney
+
+Lauren handwritten text (arabic!) SUMMARISATION
+very basic database of indexing palces correctly
+
+Cosimo transctiption Tools. Automatic generation of storymaps and timelines used in digital history . Online semiautomatic storymaps and timelines.
+
+Sean:
+garbage text ((report)) reduce within space constraints. Increasingly using as architectural assistance for Project. Custom user agent to prepare tech support for zotero. Doucmentation
+Clod instead of chat gpt
+Dump in code
+
+ASK FOR CONTEXT
+
+PERSUASION? Which model are more interesting?
+
+
+Frederic clavert extract structure data from unstructure Data use mistral model the most. Bibtext file generation ! Chat gpt create bad biographies, he let student correct them. Legitimate use of the chatbot in education?
+
+Marten
+observe ourselves and to see new usages we discover in the future.
+
+Sean HF is differentintegrate automatic transcription built into Trophy. Automated classifier, vertor search in your Language.
+
+Majerus
+present something in 20 min in more detail
+
+Sofia is eager to have a more sistematized approach how did what a that level, what working or what is not working.
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diff --git a/src/pages/notebooks.jsx b/src/pages/notebooks.jsx
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--- a/src/pages/notebooks.jsx
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@@ -1,16 +0,0 @@
-import React from 'react'
-import { graphql } from 'gatsby'
-
-const Notebooks = ({ data }) => {
- return