Digital Humanities

Automating Markup in Digital Scholarly Editions

Pre-trained language models can help scholars automate some of the most tedious and labor-intensive tasks of edition. Based on the curated annotations of Secrets of Craft and …

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Clément Godbarge
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Visualizing manuscripts 2 (Update)

Newer version of the interactive treemap with additional features.

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Clément Godbarge
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A Visual Browser for the Archive

Interactive visualizations provide readers with an alternative sensorial input to navigate complex archival documents.

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Clément Godbarge
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The Archive at a Glance

Dashboard web applications increase situational awareness in the archive, ultimately improving the latter's accessibility and researchers' productivity

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Clément Godbarge
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Making & Knowing Project

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Visualizing Semantic Markup in BnF Ms. Fr. 640

A quick way to correlate the markup of annotated digital editions such as Secrets of Craft and Nature in Renaissance France with Python

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Clément Godbarge
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Filippo Cavriana's Secret Correspondence, 1568—1589.

Building a minimal edition of Filippo Cavriana's secret epistolarium