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ORCIDCOMHUM 2018: Lausanne, Switzerland
- Michael Piotrowski:
Proceedings of the Workshop on Computational Methods in the Humanities 2018, Lausanne, Switzerland, June 4-5, 2018. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 2314, CEUR-WS.org 2019
Contributed Papers
- Christelle Cocco, Raphaël Ceré, Aris Xanthos, Pierre-Yves Brandt:
Identification and quantification of colours in children's drawings. 11-21 - Mats Dahllöf:
Clustering writing components from medieval manuscripts. 23-32 - Franziska Diehr, Sven Gronemeyer, Elisabeth Wagner, Christian Prager, Katja Diederichs, Uwe Sikora, Maximilian Brodhun, Nikolai Grube:
Modelling vagueness - A criteria-based system for the qualitative assessment of reading proposals for the deciphering of Classic Mayan hieroglyphs. 33-44 - Mattia Egloff, François Bavaud:
Taking into account semantic similarities in correspondence analysis. 45-51 - Barbara McGillivray, Jon Wilson, Tobias Blanke:
Towards a quantitative research framework for historical disciplines. 53-58 - Gary Munnelly, Annalina Caputo, Séamus Lawless:
Linking historical sources to established knowledge bases in order to inform entity linkers in cultural heritage. 59-66 - Kyoko Sugisaki, Nicolas Wiedmer, Marcel Naef, Heiko Hausendorf:
Tracing changes in thematic structure of holiday picture postcards from 1950s to 2010s. 67-75 - Cristina Vertan:
Supporting hermeneutic interpretation of historical documents by computational methods. 77-82
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