Index of DH Conferences

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Automatic processing of philosophical works at the Catholic University of Louvain

Work type: paper

Jacqueline Hamesse

Parent session: A Literary Computing Center

Languages: English

Presented at 1972 - Edinburgh - Edinburgh
Automatic quotation detection in Russian nonfiction texts

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Work type: poster / demo / art installation

Nataliya Tyshkevich

Keywords: intertextuality machine learning quotations russian svm

Topics: content analysis data mining / text mining genre-specific studies: prose, poetry, drama hypertext linguistics natural language processing programming software design and development text analysis

Languages: English

Presented at 2016 - Kraków - Kraków
Automatic recognition of direct speech without quotation marks. A rule-based approach

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Work type: paper

Ngoc Duyen Tanja Tu, Markus Krug, Annelen Brunner

Keywords: automatische erkennung direkte rede regelbasiertes verfahren

Topics: annotieren datenerkennung programmierung

Languages: English

Presented at 2019 - Johannes Gutenberg University;Goethe University - Frankfurt & Mainz
Automatic recognition of speech, thought and writing representation in German narrative texts

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Work type: paper

Annelen Brunner

Languages: English

Presented at 2012 - Hamburg - Hamburg
Automatic recognition of textual structures of dictionaries

Work type: paper

Angelika Storrer, Ralf Hauser

Parent session: Databases

Languages: English

Presented at 1994 - Sorbonne - Paris
Automatic representation of the semantic content of complex legal texts

Work type: paper

Gian Piero Zarri

Parent session: Databases

Languages: English

Presented at 1994 - Sorbonne - Paris
Automatic Retrieval and Analysis in Ethnomusicology: Some Relations between Performance, Encoding and Analysis of Traditional Music

Work type: paper

Helmut Schaffrath

Languages: English

Presented at 1989 - Toronto - Toronto
Automatic semantic tagging of Leo Tolstoys works

Work type: paper, specified "short paper"

Daniil Skorinkin, Anastasia Bonch-Osmolovskaya

Keywords: fact extraction information extraction named entity recognition nlp ontology engineering rdf tei text mining

Topics: data mining / text mining digitisation, resource creation, and discovery english linking and annotation literary studies natural language processing ontologies semantic analysis text analysis xml

Languages: English

Presented at 2015 - Sydney - Sydney
Automatic Standardization of Spelling for Historical Text Mining

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Work type: poster / demo / art installation

Alistair Baron, Paul Rayson, Dawn Archer

Languages: English

Presented at 2009 - UMD College Park - College Park
Automatic Tagging of Turns in the London- Lund Corpus with respect to Type of Turn, and ERMAN (Britt), Computer analysis of female and male conversational strategies in same-sex and mixed-sex interaction in the London-Lund Corpus

Work type: paper

Benny Brodda

Parent session: Corpora

Languages: English

Presented at 1994 - Sorbonne - Paris

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