The following papers have been accepted to be presented at LaTeCH-CLfL 2020:
“SHAKESPEARE IN THE VECTORIAN AGE” – AN EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT WORD EMBEDDINGS AND NLP PARAMETERS FOR THE DETECTION OF SHAKESPEARE QUOTES
Bernhard Liebl and Manuel Burghardt
A SURVEY ON APPROACHES TO COMPUTATIONAL HUMOR GENERATION
Miriam Amin and Manuel Burghardt
A TWO-STEP APPROACH FOR AUTOMATIC OCR POST-CORRECTION
Robin Schaefer and Clemens Neudecker
AUTOMATIC TOPOLOGICAL FIELD IDENTIFICATION IN (HISTORICAL) GERMAN TEXTS
Katrin Ortmann
DEMO-NAME: UNCOVER THE PAST FROM HISTORICAL HANDWRITTEN RECORDS
Herve Dejean and Jean-Luc Meunier
ERRANT: ASSESSING AND IMPROVING GRAMMATICAL ERROR TYPE CLASSIFICATION
Katerina Korre and John Pavlopoulos
EXHAUSTIVE ENTITY RECOGNITION FOR COPTIC: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
Amir Zeldes, Lance Martin and Sichang Tu
FINDING AND GENERATING A MISSING PART FOR STORY COMPLETION
Yusuke Mori, Hiroaki Yamane, Yusuke Mukuta and Tatsuya Harada
GEOMETRIC DEEP LEARNING MODELS FOR LINKING CHARACTER NAMES IN NOVELS
Marek Kubis
HISTORY TO MYTHS: SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS FOR COMPARISON OF STORIES OVER TIME
Clément Besnier
INTERPRETATION OF SENTIMENT ANALYSIS IN AESCHYLUS’S GREEK TRAGEDY
Vijaya Kumari Yeruva, Mayanka ChandraShekar, Yugyung Lee, Jeff Rydberg-Cox, Virginia Blanton and Nathan A Oyler
LIFE STILL GOES ON: ANALYSING AUSTRALIAN WW1 DIARIES THROUGH DISTANT READING
Ashley Dennis-Henderson, Matthew Roughan, Lewis Mitchell and Jonathan Tuke
MEASURING THE EFFECTS OF BIAS IN TRAINING DATA FOR LITERARY CLASSIFICATION
Sunyam Bagga and Andrew Piper
NEURAL MACHINE TRANSLATION OF ARTWORK TITLES USING ICONCLASS CODES
Nikolay Banar, Walter Daelemans and Mike Kestemont
SONNET COMBINATORICS
Thierry Poibeau, Mylène Maignant, Frédérique Mélanie-Becquet, Clément Plancq, Matthieu Raffard and Mathilde Roussel
THE RESULTS OF A LITERARINESS QUESTIONNAIRE WITH SHORT ANONYMIZED TEXT FRAGMENTS
Andreas van Cranenburgh and Corina Koolen
TL-EXPLORER: A DIGITAL HUMANITIES TOOL FOR MAPPING AND ANALYZING TRANSLATED LITERATURE
Alex Zhai, Zheng Zhang, Amel Fraisse, Ronald Jenn, Shelley Fisher Fishkin and Pierre Zweigenbaum
TOWARDS OLFACTORY INFORMATION EXTRACTION FROM TEXT: A CASE STUDY ON DETECTING SMELL EXPERIENCES IN NOVELS
Ryan Brate, Paul Groth and Marieke van Erp
TWENTY-TWO HISTORICAL ENCYCLOPEDIAS ENCODED IN TEI: A NEW RESOURCE FOR THE DIGITAL HUMANITIES
Thora Hagen, Erik Ketzan, Fotis Jannidis and Andreas Witt
ZERO-SHOT CROSS-LINGUAL IDENTIFICATION OF DIRECT SPEECH USING DISTANT SUPERVISION
Murathan Kurfalı and Mats Wirén
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