OpenMethods introduction to: When history meets technology. impresso: an innovative corpus-oriented perspective.
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OCR n-grams Digital Humanities newspaper corpus Named Entity Recognition Research Techniques Named Entities Text Optical Character Recognition Machine Learning Relational Analysis Cultural policies of the European Union newspapers Persons Contextualizing Research Objects Enrichment Network Analysis Content Analysis Artificial intelligence applications Research Activities Tools Modeling Interpretation Computational linguistics impresso Natural language processing HumanitiesSujets proches
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Marinella Testori, « OpenMethods introduction to: When history meets technology. impresso: an innovative corpus-oriented perspective. », OpenMethods: Highlighting Digital Humanities Methods and Tools, ID : 10670/1.mdd300
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Historical newspapers, already available in many digitized collections, may represent a significant source of information for the reconstruction of events and backgrounds, enabling historians to cast new light on facts and phenomena, as well as to advance new interpretations. Lausanne, University of Zurich and C2DH Luxembourg, the ‘impresso – Media Monitoring of the Past’ project wishes to offer an advanced corpus-oriented answer to the increasing need of accessing and consulting collections of historical digitized newspapers. [...] Thanks to a suite of computational tools for data extraction, linking and exploration, impresso aims at overcoming the traditional keyword-based approach by means of the application of advanced techniques, from lexical processing to semantically deepened n-grams, from data modelling to interoperability. [Click ‘Read more’ for the full post!]