¿Metodologías en Crisis? Tesis 2.0 a través de la Etnografía de lo Digital Domingo Manuel Lechón Gómez (domingo@sursiendo.com), Doctorado de Ecosur (Chiapas Mexico), Sursiendo (Chiapas Mexico) XML La presente propuesta está basada en la experiencia y las reflexiones que han ido surgiendo en el transcurso del trabajo de investigación de doctorado todavía en proceso. Con…
Read MoreHuViz: From _Orlando_ to CWRC… And Beyond! Kim Martin (kmarti20@uoguelph.ca), University of Guelph, Canada and Abi Lemak (alemak@uoguelph.ca), University of Guelph, Canada and Susan Brown (sbrown@uoguelph.ca), University of Guelph, Canada and Chelsea Miya (cmiya@ualberta.ca), University of Guelph, Canada and Jana Smith-Elford (smithelf@ualberta.ca), University of Guelph, Canada XML The Orlando Visualizer (OViz) was originally conceived in…
Read MoreDigital Modelling of Knowledge Innovations In Sacrobosco’s Sphere: A Practical Application Of CIDOC-CRM And Linked Open Data With CorpusTracer Florian Kräutli (fkraeutli@mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de), Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Germany and Matteo Valleriani (valleriani@mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de), Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Germany and Esther Chen (echen@mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de), Max Planck Institute for the History of…
Read MoreQuantitative microanalysis? Different methods of digital drama analysis in comparison. Benjamin Krautter (Benjamin.Krautter@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de), QuaDramA / University of Stuttgart, Germany XML 1. Introduction Recent results of computer-aided research suggest that characters in novels – measured by their character speech – can be laid out stylistically distinct from other characters of the same novel (Hoover, 2017; Fields,…
Read MoreUrban Art in a Digital Context: A Computer-Based Evaluation of Street Art and Graffiti Writing Sabine Lang (sabine.lang@iwr.uni-heidelberg.de), Heidelberg Collaboratory for Image Processing and Björn Ommer (ommer@uni-heidelberg.de), Heidelberg Collaboratory for Image Processing XML 1. Summary The paper presents how digital photographs of street art and graffiti writing [1] are analyzed with computational methods by the…
Read MoreA machine learning methodology to analyze 3D digital models of cultural heritage objects Diego Jimenez-Badillo (diego_jimenez@inah.gob.mx), Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, Mexico y Salvador Ruiz-Correa (salvador.ruiz@ipicyt.edu.mx), Instituto Potosino de Investigación en Ciencia y Tecnología y Mario Canul-Ku (mariocanul@cimat.mx), Centro de Investigación en Matemáticas, A.C. Guanajuato y Rogelio Hasimoto (hasimoto@cimat.mx), Centro de Investigación en Matemáticas,…
Read MoreThe History and Context of the Digital Humanities in Russia Inna Kizhner (inna.kizhner@gmail.com), Siberian Federal University, Russian Federation and Melissa Terras (M.Terras@ed.ac.uk), University of Edinburgh, UK and Lev Manovich (manovich.lev@gmail.com), City University of New York and Boris Orekhov (nevmenandr@gmail.com), National Research University Higher School of Economics and Anastasia Bonch-Osmolovskaya (abonch@gmail.com), National Research University Higher School…
Read MoreAdapting a Spelling Normalization Tool Designed for English to 17th Century Dutch Ivan Kisjes (i.kisjes@uva.nl), University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The y Wijckmans Tessa (tessa_wijckmans@hotmail.com), Huygens ING/Nederlab XML Context One of the bigger problems in comparing historic Dutch texts is wildly differing spelling of the same word. Seventeenth century Dutch did not have standardized spelling. Many…
Read MoreReimagining Elizabeth Palmer Peabody’s Lost “Mural Charts” Alexandra Beall (abeall3@gatech.edu), Georgia Institute of Technology, United States of America and Courtney Allen (callen71@gatech.edu), Georgia Institute of Technology, United States of America and Angela Vujic (av.vujic@gmail.com), MIT, United States of America and Lauren F. Klein (lauren.klein@lmc.gatech.edu), Georgia Institute of Technology, United States of America XML 1. Introduction…
Read MoreLarge-Scale Accuracy Benchmark Results for Juola’s Authorship Verification Protocols Patrick Juola (juola@mathcs.duq.edu), Duquesne University, United States of America XML Authorship attribution, the analysis of a document’s contents to determine its author, is an important issue in the digital humanities. An accurate answer to this question is important, as not only do scholars rely on this…
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