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Digital Humanities 2008 _____________________________________________________________________________ Deconstructing Machine Learning: A Challenge for Digital Humanities .............................. 89 Charles Cooney, Russell Horton, Mark Olsen, Glenn Roe, Robert Voyer Feature Creep: Evaluating Feature Sets for Text Mining Literary Corpora. ........................ 91 Charles Cooney, Russell Horton, Mark Olsen, Glenn Roe, Robert Voyer Hidden Roads and Twisted Paths: Intertextual Discovery using Clusters, Classifi cations, and Similarities ............................... 93 Charles Cooney, Russell Horton, Mark Olsen, Glenn Roe, Robert Voyer A novel way for the comparative analysis of adaptations based on vocabulary rich text segments: the assessment of Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code and its translations .................. 95 Maria Csernoch Converting St Paul: A new TEI P5 edition of The Conversion of St Paul using stand-off linking ........................ 97 James C. Cummings ENRICHing Manuscript Descriptions with TEI P5 .................................................................. 99 James C. Cummings Editio ex machina - Digital Scholarly Editions out of the Box............................................. 101 Alexander Czmiel Talia: a Research and Publishing Environment for Philosophy Scholars ............................. 103 Stefano David, Michele Nucci, Francesco Piazza Bootstrapping Classical Greek Morphology .......................................................................... 105 Helma Dik, Richard Whaling Mining Classical Greek Gender .............................................................................................. 107 Helma Dik, Richard Whaling Information visualization and text mining: application to a corpus on posthumanism .... 109 Ollivier Dyens, Dominic Forest, Patric Mondou, Valérie Cools, David Johnston How Rhythmical is Hexameter: A Statistical Approach to Ancient Epic Poetry ............... 112 Maciej Eder TEI and cultural heritage ontologies ...................................................................................... 115 Øyvind Eide, Christian-Emil Ore, Joel Goldfi eld, David L. Hoover, Nathalie Groß, Christian Liedtke The New Middle High German Dictionary and its Predecessors as an Interlinked Compound of Lexicographical Resources ............................................................................. 122 Kurt Gärtner Domestic Strife in Early Modern Europe: Images and Texts in a virtual anthology .......... 124 Martin Holmes, Claire Carlin Rescuing old data: Case studies, tools and techniques ......................................................... 127 Martin Holmes, Greg Newton Digital Editions for Corpus Linguistics: A new approach to creating editions of historical manuscripts .......................................... 132 Alpo Honkapohja, Samuli Kaislaniemi, Ville Marttila, David L. Hoover _____________________________________________________________________________ IX
Digital Humanities 2008 _____________________________________________________________________________ Term Discovery in an Early Modern Latin Scientifi c Corpus .............................................. 136 Malcolm D. Hyman Markup in Textgrid ................................................................................................................... 138 Fotis Jannidis, Thorsten Vitt Breaking down barriers: the integration of research data, notes and referencing in a Web 2.0 academic framework ......................................................................................... 139 Ian R. Johnson Constructing Social Networks in Modern Ireland (C.1750-c.1940) Using ACQ................ 141 Jennifer Kelly, John G. Keating Unnatural Language Processing: Neural Networks and the Linguistics of Speech ........... 143 William Kretzschmar Digital Humanities ‘Readership’ and the Public Knowledge Project .................................. 145 Caroline Leitch, Ray Siemens, Analisa Blake, Karin Armstrong, John Willinsky Using syntactic features to predict author personality from text ...................................... 146 Kim Luyckx, Walter Daelemans An Interdisciplinary Perspective on Building Learning Communities Within the Digital Humanities ............................................................................................................ 149 Simon Mahony The Middle English Grammar Corpus - a tool for studying the writing and speech systems of medieval English ........................... 152 Martti Mäkinen Designing Usable Learning Games for the Humanities: Five Research Dimensions ........ 154 Rudy McDaniel, Stephen Fiore, Natalie Underberg, Mary Tripp, Karla Kitalong, J. Michael Moshell Picasso’s Poetry: The Case of a Bilingual Concordance ........................................................ 157 Luis Meneses, Carlos Monroy, Richard Furuta, Enrique Mallen Exploring the Biography and Artworks of Picasso with Interactive Calendars and Timelines ......................................................................................................... 160 Luis Meneses, Richard Furuta, Enrique Mallen Computer Assisted Conceptual Analysis of Text: the Concept of Mind in the Collected Papers of C.S. Peirce ............................................... 163 Jean-Guy Meunier, Dominic Forest Topic Maps and Entity Authority Records: an Effective Cyber Infrastructure for Digital Humanities .................................................... 166 Jamie Norrish, Alison Stevenson 2D and 3D Visualization of Stance in Popular Fiction .......................................................... 169 Lisa Lena Opas-Hänninen, Tapio Seppänen, Mari Karsikas, Suvi Tiinanen TEI Analytics: a TEI Format for Cross-collection Text Analysis ........................................... 171 Stephen Ramsay, Brian Pytlik-Zillig _____________________________________________________________________________ X
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