Vol-2989
urn:nbn:de:0074-2989-2

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CHR 2021
Computational Humanities Research 2021

Proceedings of the Conference on Computational Humanities Research 2021

Amsterdam, the Netherlands, November 17-19, 2021.

Edited by

Maud Ehrmann 1
Folgert Karsdorp 2
Melvin Wevers 3
Tara Lee Andrews 4
Manuel Burghardt 5
Mike Kestemont 6
Enrique Manjavacas 7
Michael Piotrowski 8
Joris van Zundert 9

1 École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland
2 KNAW Meertens Institute, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
3 University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
4 University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria
5 University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany
6 University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium
7 Leiden University, Leiden, the Netherlands
8 University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland
9 KNAW Huygens Institute, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Table of Contents

Preface
Summary: There were 51 papers submitted for peer-review to this workshop. Out of these, 29 papers were accepted for this volume, 15 as regular papers and 14 as short papers.

Presented papers

Entity Matching in Digital Humanities Knowledge Graphs 1-15
Juriaan Baas, Mehdi M. Dastani, Ad J. Feelders
Type- and Token-based Word Embeddings in the Digital Humanities 16-38
Anton Ehrmanntraut, Thora Hagen, Leonard Konle, Fotis Jannidis
Probabilistic Analysis of Early Modern British Book Prices 39-48
Iiro Tiihonen, Mikko Tolonen, Leo Lahti
Navigating the Mise-en-Page: Interpretive Machine Learning Approaches to the Visual Layouts of Multi-Ethnic Periodicals 49-61
Benjamin Charles Germain Lee, Joshua Ortiz Baco, Sarah H. Salter, Jim Casey
Event Flow - How Events Shaped the Flow of the News, 1950-1995 62-76
Melvin Wevers, Jan Kostkan, Kristoffer L. Nielbo
Mapping AI Issues in Media Through NLP Methods 77-91
Maxime Crépel, Salomé Do, Jean-Philippe Cointet, Dominique Cardon, Yannis Bouachera
Obtaining More Expressive Corpus Distributions for Standardized Ancient Languages 92-107
Oliver Hellwig, Sven Sellmer, Sebastian Nehrdich
More Data and New Tools. Advances in Parsing the Index Thomisticus Treebank 108-122
Federica Gamba, Marco Passarotti, Paolo Ruffolo
Classifying Latin Inscriptions of the Roman Empire: A Machine-Learning Approach 123-135
Vojtěch Kaše, Petra Heřmánková, Adéla Sobotková
Geolocation and Named Entity Recognition in Ancient Texts: A Case Study about Ghewond's Armenian History 136-148
Marcella Tambuscio, Tara Lee Andrews
Towards Multimodal Computational Humanities. Using CLIP to Analyze Late-Nineteenth Century Magic Lantern Slides 149-158
Thomas Smits, Mike Kestemont
Digitizing a 19th-Century Music Theory Debate for Computational Analysis 159-170
Fabian C. Moss, Maik Köster, Melinda Femminis, Coline Métrailler, François Bavaud
Evaluating Heuristics for Audio-Visual Translation 171-180
Timo Baumann, Ashutosh Saboo
Zeta & Eta: An Exploration and Evaluation of Two Dispersion-based Measures of Distinctiveness 181-194
Keli Du, Julia Dudar, Cora Rok, Christof Schöch
Predicting Canonization: Comparing Canonization Scores Based on Text-Extrinsic and -Intrinsic Features 195-205
Judith Brottrager, Annina Stahl, Arda Arslan
DaCy: A Unified Framework for Danish NLP 206-216
Kenneth Enevoldsen, Lasse Hansen, Kristoffer L. Nielbo
Predicting Structural Elements in German Drama 217-227
Janis Pagel, Nidhi Sihag, Nils Reiter
Generic Semantic Segmentation of Historical Maps 228-248
Rémi Petitpierre, Frédéric Kaplan, Isabella di Lenardo
Station to Station: Linking and Enriching Historical British Railway Data 249-265
Mariona Coll Ardanuy, Kaspar Beelen, Jon Lawrence, Katherine McDonough, Federico Nanni, Joshua Rhodes, Giorgia Tolfo, Daniel C.S. Wilson
Impact of OCR Quality on BERT Embeddings in the Domain Classification of Book Excerpts 266-279
Ming Jiang, Yuerong Hu, Glen Worthey, Ryan C. Dubnicek, Ted Underwood, J. Stephen Downie
Adjusting Scope: A Computational Approach to Case-Driven Research on Semantic Change 280-298
Lauren Fonteyn, Enrique Manjavacas
The Challenge of Vernacular and Classical Chinese Cross-Register Authorship Attribution 299-309
Haining Wang, Xin Xie, Allen Riddell
The Sentiment of Crypto Art 310-318
Massimo Franceschet
Detecting Narrativity Across Long Time Scales 319-332
Andrew Piper, Sunyam Bagga, Laura Monteiro, Andrew Yang, Marie Labrosse, Yu Lu Liu
Automated Event Annotation in Literary Texts 333-345
Michael Vauth, Hans Ole Hatzel, Evelyn Gius, Chris Biemann
Assessing Michael Maier's Contributions to Francis Anthony's Apologia (1616) Using Stylometry 346-358
Sarah A. Lang
Beyond Idiolectometry? On Racine's Stylometric Signature 359-376
Simon Gabay
'Psyché' as a Rosetta Stone? Assessing Collaborative Authorship in the French 17th Century Theatre 377-391
Florian Cafiero, Jean-Baptiste Camps
Exploring Multimodal Sentiment Analysis in Plays: A Case Study for a Theater Recording of Emilia Galotti 392-404
Thomas Schmidt, Christian Wolff

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