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Impressive workshop on 21st April in the Digital lab. Many thanks to Enrique Manjavacas Arevalo @emanjava for keeping 18 participants focused on Intro. and coding Large Language Models in the Humanities for the full 3 1/2 hrs!
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¡¡Salud y República!!
Friday is the 92nd anniversary of the proclamation of Spain's Second Republic.
We’re proud as ever that our Away shirt pays tribute to those who fought to defend democracy & we’d love to see friends & fans posting their shirts. ✊
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I promised my co-authors @FolgertK and @emanjava that I’d tweet about our paper at @CompHumResearch but I forgot. Have to hurry because it’s in like 15 mins but the paper is about lexical diversity and it’s *checks notes* really good. You can read it here:
ceur-ws.org/Vol-3290/short_p…
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Some two months ago, GysBERT joined its historical English sibling MacBERTh (yes, both are puns on names of plays, how cultured of you to notice) on Hugging Face thanks to @emanjava. You'll find it here: huggingface.co/emanjavacas/G…
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You didn't wake up this morning thinking 'I wonder who's using distributional semantic models to study historical morphosyntax' but an overview is here nonetheless. Co-authored with @srbdts, who's original work is featured, and @emanjava, and published in @JHistSyntax.
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Thanks to @lauren_bliksem, @emanjava and @huggingface, working with historical language models has become just mind-bogglingly easy:
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Adapting vs. Pre-training Language Models for Historical Languages by @emanjava and @lauren_bliksem jdmdh.episciences.org/9690
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Accepted Papers 🎉 #ACL2022 Workshop: 🌸 Challenges & Perspectives in Creating Large Language Models
Entities, Dates, and Languages: Zero-Shot on Historical Texts with T0 openreview.net/forum?id=BRzI…
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This paper is the joint effort of several people working at different universities, institutes and libraries: @versae @christopher, @clefourrier, @stefan_it_, @vanstriendaniel, @emanjava. We are thankful to @BigscienceW for supporting us!🌸
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Can we use pre-trained Large Language Models to study historical texts with no fine tuning?
In our paper, our working group on historical texts at @BigscienceW investigate zero-shot information extraction on multilingual historical texts with LLM.
arxiv.org/abs/2204.05211🌸
A 🧵
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People of the world, and specifically people who like historical texts: @emanjava and I are finally launching the 'MacBERTh' project website, with -- and here's the cherry on the cake -- a link to the model in the Hugging Face repository!
macberth.netlify.app/
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Join us today at the #emnlp Workshop #latech_clfl with great papers on #Cultural_heritage, #Socialsciences, #Humanities and #Literature and our invited speaker @sara_hlt on Dissecting offensive language detection #dh #nlp sighum.wordpress.com/events/…
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We are happy to highlight our 2nd keynote speaker @jacobeisenstein, who will be talking (Nov 18, 16.00 CET) about the validity threats that machine learning approaches pose to the computational study of the Humanities, and in particular the problem of underspecification. 🚨🖥️🤏
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A Librarian and a Food Historian Rediscovered the Recipes of Moorish Spain atlasobscura.com/articles/mo…
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The #CHR2021 proceedings are out! 🥳Two is (almost) tradition, and for the second year in a row, the proceedings are bursting with 2⃣9⃣ high-quality Computational Humanities papers. 📝Check it out here: ceur-ws.org/Vol-2989/
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I'm pleased to death that the in my opinion well-oiled machine that is @emanjava and will release a paper soon on using word embeddings to study grammaticalisation for @CompHumResearch. More on this TBA!
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Yesterday our dear colleague Enrique Manjavacas Arévalo successfully defended his PhD thesis on a stunning mix of modern computational approaches applied on the literary "intertextuality" of Medieval religious (Latin) writings. Congratulations dr. Manjavacas!
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In case you’re still checking your results, spiffing up your graphs, or perhaps need some more time to put your brilliant idea into words, we are extending our submission deadline to July 9. 🙌⏱ More info on the CFP: 2021.computational-humanitie… #newDeadline #CHR
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We are back! The CFP for the 2nd Computational Humanities Research Conference is out now! 🥳📄 The conference will be held online on 17-19 November. Better get cracking! #CHR2021 For more info 👇🏻2021.computational-humanitie…
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Yes! There will be another CHR virtual conference this year. We are still working out the details. The CFP 📄will be out very soon! #CHR2021 🥳




















