Our Humanistic NLP dream team from left to right: @davidlassner @apjanco, moi, Natasha Ermolaev (locked out of Twitter — apparently “a long story” ����) & @thatbudakguy. We loved presenting our @DARIAHeu + @PrincetonDH collab at the #DH2023 Language Models sessions earlier today.
Now online 😍 ! My book "From Handwriting to Footprinting: Text and Heritage in the Age of Climate Crisis" is now published and can be downloaded at: https://t.co/azPW8H5lH5
Woooo! 😳 Our #DraCor team just won the 2022 #Rahtz Prize for #TEI Ingenuity. What! An! Honor! Thanks to @TEIconsortium – and thanks to all the "DraCorians" out there.
📢to all historians looking for digital tools to analyze historical sources: CorDeep, a #ML based web application, is able to extract 4 different classes of visual elements within historical sources from the 15th to the 17th centuries. 👉https://t.co/m2QrelpSNi
I am delighted to share that "Domain-Specific Word Embeddings with Structure Prediction" has been accepted to TACL. This is joint work with @davidlassner@AnneBaillot & Shin Nakajima @coastalcph & @bifoldberlin. Preprint here: https://t.co/pfqZJO8jnR. Code follows soon! TL;DR:
@deliprao@github Currently, I think it is easy to set up code-templates to guide Copilot into wrong directions. If the task is: 'write a `get_index(ll,v)` function' (no assumptions on `ll`) and you put `from bisect import bisect_left` at the top of the template, Copilot will assume ll is sorted.
Just saw that @stjoweil uploaded a kraken model for German fraktur. I just want to thank you! Are compatible with eScriptorium and have a very solid recognition without any fine tuning on my documents. It will be a jump start for fraktur projects that rely on a free OCR pipeline.
@quinnanya Ermordet von Weibo, stilsicherer nickname, aber cancel culture? Maybe it improves if you don't lower-case everything? But it is probably all lower-case in the sources?
The Sphere project is an incubator of multiple #Digital#Humanities (DH) approaches. Want to learn more about the evolution and transmission of knowledge in the early modern period? 👉https://t.co/P6z9yBRv7D
We invite the TEI community to nominate prospective candidates for the Rahtz Prize for TEI Ingenuity 2022: https://t.co/yghcUlgTf2.
Nominations and self-submissions should only be submitted through this form: https://t.co/XHodmoKy8z.
Deadline: 30 June 2022 by midnight (HAST).
May 11–12: Join us for the New Languages for NLP: Building Linguistic Diversity in the Digital Humanities Conference feat. participants from the @nlp_new Institute and keynotes by David Bamman and Ines Montani. In person and online. Open to all. Sign up! https://t.co/pazeuKzM7x
@AnneBaillot Actually, I wouldn't be surprised if you had translated books named Shakespeare from a French author into English but the publication date threw me off
That moment where you look at the results of last night's model training on a new data set and, in shock, realise you must have screwed up your data preparation - why is my PhD supervisor a label in my dataset? @AnneBaillot (turns out https://t.co/yghVCaGFL5)