I was recently pointed to a fun web site (http://www.pubmed2wordle.appspot.com/) that does a Pubmed search for an author, then creates a “wordle” from the titles and abstracts of the articles found. If you want to create wordles, from other lists of words, you can go directly to the web site http://www.wordle.net/advanced
The pubmed2wordle code is rather buggy (as admitted by the authors), but it is fun anyway.
Here are some wordles that I created:
Karen Ottemann wordle
Nader Pourmand wordle
Kevin Karplus wordle
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[…] this query that includes paper co-authored by Jason, Divya, and John with this search. [h/t to Kevin's blog for showing this easy app – had to this previously with a cmdline bioperl […]
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[…] results are quite different from those I got using pubmed2wordle. It is clear that my blog has been mainly about education, rather than research or hobby […]
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