No Golden Path - A Cautionary Tale of Quality and Bias
talk, Storytelling - DARIAH 2022, Athens
Talks and presentations
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Information Decoupling - A Pandemic Signature in News Media
talk, DHNB 2022, Uppsala
DeiC Facility for Interactive HPC
talk, Tech Digital Infrastructure Committee, Aarhus
Research-IT Support for Education
talk, Digital Curriculum 2 date: 2021-10-11, Middelfart
News Information Decoupling: An Information Signature of Catastrophes in Legacy News Media
talk, EADH 2021, Siberia
Digital Research Infrastructure for Humanities
talk, DeiC Science Forum, Copenhagen
When no news is bad news
talk, DH Benelux 2021 ‘The Humanities in a Digital World‘ (Online), Leiden
Idea Analytics
talk, Managing Innovation - Master in Innovation Management and Business Development, Aarhus
Digital Social Studies - digital data and computational approaches in social studies
talk, Digitale teknologier og metoder i forskning, fag og undervisning, Odense
Methodological Issues in Humanities Computing: HITL Models, Impossibility Results, and Interactive Computing
talk, Aarhus University - Media and Journalism Studies, Aarhus
On the inherent complexity of cultural information
talk, Nordplus GBS Riga Workshop: Creating corpora and text mining in digital libraries, Riga
Implications of multifractal theory for fictional narratives
talk, DHN 2020, Riga
alpha cloud - rule of engagement
talk, Aarhus Univeresity, Aarhus
Workflow, Technologies, and Rules of Engagement
talk, The Digital Literacy, Aarhus
Research Technology at Scale
talk, The Digital Curriculum 2020-2021, Comwell Middelfart, Middelfart
Scientific domains of mistrust - Query expansion for mistrust using matrix decomposition & neural embeddings in the JSTOR digital library
talk, Aarhus University, Aarhus
Humanities & Arts Data Service - Every Researcher’s Dream OR an Administrative Nightmare
talk, Aarhus University, Aarhus
Planning a shared stack and data repository - DK
talk, Gothenburg University, Gothenburg
Beyond postmortem descriptions: natural language generation for historical figures
talk, Aarhus University Arts, Aarhus
Future Innovation Predictions through Signatures of Past Noveltys
talk, Humlab: Computational text analysis and historical change, Umeå
Accelerating compute-intensive humanities through collaborative development
talk, It-vest-konference 2019, Kolding
When a few data points are not enough
talk, DATALAB workshop, AIAS, Aarhus
Human Informatics
talk, IT-Vest: Computational Methods in Research, Aarhus
Disruptive lexical dynamics in the Shangshu
talk, Digital Humanities and Classical Studies: Prospects and Challenges, Berlin
Center for Humanities Computing Aarhus: A Tutorial with Applications in the Humanities
talk, Danish School of Education, Copenhagen
It is just a machine that learns
talk, Department of Philosophy, Aarhus
Center for Humanities Computing Aarhus
talk, Interacting Minds Centre, Aarhus
Introduction to the NFSG Sandbox Environment
talk, Grundtvig Study Center Vartov, Copenhagen
How to support and upskill: After Digitization and Digitalization come Digital Transformation
talk, Digital Literacy, Aarhus
Automated Compositional Change Detection in Saxo Grammaticus’ Gesta Danorum
talk, Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries 2019, Copenhagen
Dataintensiv humaniora
talk, Fagudvikling i Praksis 2019, Dansk HTX, Syddansk Erhvervsskole, Odense
The Carpentries in the Social Sciences and Humanities
talk, Danish Royal Library, Black Diamond, Copenhagen
Some Thoughts on Computational Narratology - Dynamic Evolution and Compositional Change in Literature
talk, Culture Analytics, Lake Arrowhead
DataKube - Empowering domain experts with scalable knowledge discovery
talk, DigHumLab strategy meeting, Aarhus
Project Sustainability & Data Literacy
talk, Increasing Digital Competences within Humanities #2, Copenhagen
Mapping Literary Influences
talk, Fondation maison des sciences de l'homme, Paris
Outline of a Human Informatics
talk, Temadag om fagområder i forskningen v/Dansk Sprognævn og Dansk, SDU HUM, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark
Outline of a Literary Informatics
talk, Literature and Digital Humanities, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark
It is just a machine that learns
talk, The Thinking Machine: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Neural Networks, Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS), Aarhus, Denmark
Programming with Python
workshop, Aarhus University, Digital Literacy, Aarhus, Aarhus University
Computationally Enhancing the Social Sciences and Humanities
talk, North China Electric Power University (NCEPU), Baoding, China
Data-intensive Research and eScience: A New Possibility Space for Historical and Cultural Research
talk, Vores Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark
The Dostoyevskian Trope
talk, Modèles et Apprentissage en Sciences Humaines et Sociales 2018, Paris, France
Digitally Empowered Education in SSH
talk, Faculty of Humanities, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark
NCSR18: How to Study Religion with Digital Technology
talk, School of Culture and Society, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark
Text Mining in a Broader Perspective
talk, Business Intelligence, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark
how to do computationally assisted research
talk, Digital Literacy, Middelfart, Denmark
When Humanities Scale: On the Emergence of Analytics in Culture Research
talk, DIGHUMLAB Strategy Input, Copenhagen
The Dostoyevskian Trope: State Incongruence in Danish Textual Cultural Heritage
talk, DHN 2018, Helsinki
Programming with Python and Version Control with Git
Workshop, DHN 2018, Helsinki
Department of Comparative Literature and Rhetoric, Aarhus University
Department of Comparative Literature and Rhetoric, Aarhus University
Tutorial, Department of Comparative Literature and Rhetoric, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark
From Humanities Computing to Human Analytics
Talk, University of Southern Denmark, Kolding
A Curious Case of Entropic Decay
Talk, Institute of Automation - Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing
Visual Analytics Macroscope (VISAM)
Talk, History group meeting, Brussels
A Researcher’s Perspective on the GDPR 2018 - Legal Constraints on Data-driven SSH Research
Talk, , University of Southern Denmark, Kolding, DK
The Dostoyevskian Trope: State Incongruence in 19 th Century Textual Cultural Heritage
Talk, Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Culture Analytics, Los Angeles
Abstract
When a Few Data Points are Not Enough
talk, Centre for Data Intensive Sciences and Applications (DISA), Växjö, Sverige
Abstract
Tutorial in Text & Data Mining w. Python
Workshop, Center for Language Technology, Copenhagen
DESCRIPTION
The recent explosion in digitized and digital text-media is rapidly changing the evidential basis for the humanities. While the humanities used to be the principal scientific consumers of text-based data, the majority of text analysis is now performed by ‘machines’ outside traditional humanistic domains. Text-Analytics applies automated and data-intensive techniques in order to extract useful knowledge from from large collections of linguistic data. In this PhD course, the participant will acquire experience with two major machine learning paradigms (supervised and unsupervised learning) in order to answer research questions fundamental to the humanities: can we classify texts by genres, periods and status and how do surface structures reveal latent semantic properties. The workshop consists of a series of hands-on tutorials with Python combined with useful explanations and illustrations through use-cases. Programming experience is not a requirement, but participants are should to prepare by installing Python and completing three introductory tutorials available on-line.
A Calculus of Culture
Talk, University of Southern Denmark, Dept. of History, Odense, Denmark
Tutorial in Text & Data Mining w. Python
Tutorial, Danish School of Education, Emdrup, Denmark
The recent explosion in digitized and digital text-media is rapidly changing the evidential basis for the humanities. While the humanities used to be the principal scientific consumers of text-based data, the majority of text analysis is now performed by ‘machines’ outside traditional humanistic domains. Text & Data Mining (TDM) applies machine learning in order to extract useful knowledge from from large collections of linguistic data. This workshop will showcase multiple techniques for building TDM tools based on the popular programming language Python.
SDU eScience Center Launch Event: Humanities
Talk, SDU eScience Center, Odense, Denmark
Turning Points and Disruptions in Systems of Symbolic Production
Talk, Institute of Complexity Science and Big Data Technology, Guangxi University, Nanning, China