Formalizing Concepts in the British Colonial India Corpus: A Computational Modeling Approach
T, Shanmugapriya
University of Toronto, India
This article aims to propose proficient concept-based models to formalize heterogeneous concepts from the non-standard British colonial India corpus using computational models.
Clan or Commune? A Socio-Historical Computational Analysis of Family Ties in Communal Living
Rappel Kroyzer, Or (1,2); Marmor, Yanir (1,3)
1: Tel Aviv University, Israel; 2: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel; 3: Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
Employing network analysis and archival data, this research explores family ties in a religious orthodox kibbutz over 90 years. It uncovers intricate familial networks within the community, providing new insights into the interplay between communal living and family structures.
Assessing Automatic Sentence Segmentation in Medieval Slavic Texts
Jouravel, Anna (1); Renje, Elena (1); Lendvai, Piroska (2); Rabus, Achim (1)
1: University of Freiburg, Germany; 2: Bavarian Academy of Sciences, Germany
HTML XMLFor medieval Slavic text provenance detection, as a preprocessing step we compared sentence segmentation using Stanza and UDPipe, both equipped with Old Church and Old East Slavic models. Results indicate that these tools struggle with diachronic Slavic data's linguistic heterogeneity, necessitating enhanced exposure to historical language variations.