2019-01-23
ACDH Lecture 5.1 – Miriah Meyer – Things that Poems Taught Me about Visualization
https://www.oeaw.ac.at/acdh/events/event-series/acdh-lecture-51/
https://youtube.com/watch?v=L1vexv9cXfQ&feature=shares
this talk inspired me, properly more accurate, unleashed me
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Bis zum 15.01.2023 bewerben!
Für Studierende und Early Career Wissenschaftler:innen sind Stipendien für die
@DHdKonferenz in #Trier & #Luxemburg ausgeschrieben.
Weitere Informationen dazu gibt es hier: https://dig-hum.de/aktuelles/stipendien-f%C3%BCr-die-dhd2023
Heute war mein Kollege Massimiliano Carloni im Kurier – und unsere Auswertung der Aufenthaltsorte von #ArthurSchnitzler schnitzler-orte
#CHR2022 starts today! Particularly looking forward to Session 2C Images and Scans (tomorrow) with exciting new work on
-the memorability of iconic images
-automatic identification and classification of portraits in historical photographs
-layout analysis of historical documents
Program: https://2022.computational-humanities-research.org/programme/
Full papers here: https://discourse.computational-humanities-research.org/
Materialien zur Lehrveranstaltung "Statistik mit
für die Linguistik: Eine Einführung": Jetzt online frei verfügbar hier:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7431504
(235 Folien, 5 Übungszettel, Sprache: Deutsch)
Best of both worlds! Winter in 🇬🇷 rest of the year in 🇦🇹! Who else knew that #WHAuden's partner & collaborator #ChesterKallman was stay staying in 🇬🇷? #digital_humanities #digital_edition #Austria_Auden
@gvogeler @benjamingeer Thank you very much for taking the time to respond. Any source of input can help the community.
@dbellingradt It's a very interesting project! Prof. Navigli and his colleagues in Exeter have created a wonderful tool.
@benjamingeer Thank you very much for the eloquent answer, I feel that with your input colleagues would consider and plan their next steps accordingly.
dear @benjamingeer thank you for taking the time to respond. Very thoughtful points indeed.
1. Regarding Transparency: I guess your comment suggests also a form of intertextuality for enriching data.
2. Regarding Interoperability: I wonder if you have experienced limitations on the information available on github too
@natalie excellent remark, thank you!
Dear DH Community and Friends of Literature, I have some questions and I would like to hear your thoughts: What are your thoughts on scholarly digital editions? Is a particular feature that you would to see? What makes a good edition according to your experience? Is it the UX, the features, the visualizations, etc? #dh #digitalhumanities #digital_editions #discussion @dh @DHd @publicDH
Dear DH Community and Friends of Literature, I have some questions and I would like to hear your thoughts: What are your thoughts on scholarly digital editions? Is a particular feature that you would to see? What makes a good edition according to your experience? Is it the UX, the features, the visualizations, etc? #dh #digitalhumanities #digital_editions #discussion
@c18ah excellent job! What I would suggest is the change of colors on the "Topics" tab. Perhaps, different, vibrant colors would help users distinguish immediately each topic.
A visualization of Thomas Gray's correspondence — highlighting major topics of conversation — is now available as an interactive network graph:
https://www.thomasgray.org/texts/letters/network.shtml
We'd appreciate any feedback!
#ThomasGray #18thCentury #letters #c18th #digitalhumanities #ThomasGrayArchive
@natalie @dh you could make a diplomatic transcription of the text and annotate the text using TEI markup. Martin Foys at UW Madison @MartinFoysOEPF might be able to help with how to link annotations back to images. Check out https://www.digitalmappa.org to see what this looks like.
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Also persuing a MSc in #DigitalHumanities at AUEB
MA in linguistics
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