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20 mai 2015
- doi: 10.58079/schr
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Michael Piotrowski, « Document Engineering and Digital Humanities », NLP for Historical Texts, ID : 10.58079/schr
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Documents of all types have always played a central role in the humanities, both of an object of inquiry and for documenting research results. The digital humanities are thus also concerned with documents and with digital documents in particular. Apart from “traditional” scholarly questions, this raises many new questions, for example, on encoding, markup, and processing of texts, where technical and scholarly aspects interact. Anne Baillot's 2013 blog post Encoding is conceptualizing l...