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Linguistic DNA at SRS 2018: Abstracts

5th July 201828th September 2018
Linguistic DNA
Blog, Conferences

Knowledge, truth and expertise: experiments with Early English Books Online Wondering what Linguistic DNA is bringing to the Society for Renaissance Studies? Here are the abstracts for two panels of papers, and information about our hands-on demonstration session (drop in). United

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LDNA at Digital Humanities Congress 2016, Sheffield

The Edge
10th September 2016
Fraser Dallachy
Blog, Conferences, Events

LDNA organised two panels at the 2016 Digital Humanities Congress (DHC; Sheffield, 8th-10th September. Both focused on text analytics, with the first adopting the theme ‘Between numbers and words’, and the second ‘Identifying complex meanings in historical texts’. Fraser reports:

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From Data to Evidence (d2e): conference reflections

11th November 2015
Linguistic DNA
Blog, Conferences, Events

Fraser and Iona report (November 2015): Six members of the Linguistic DNA team were present at the recent d2e conference held by the VARIENG research unit at the University of Helsinki, Finland. The focus of the conference was on tools and methodologies

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