⚡️Be aware that the submission deadline for CHR2023 was extended to August 1. Tell your friends! For more information: …computational-humanities-research.org ⚡️

A reminder that we run a discord server for computational literary studies people & friends that has better logo and name than this website (formerly known as twitter) dm for invites!

"The World Literature Knowledge Graph" a resource including 194,346 writers and their works gathered from three sources of knowledge: Wikidata, Open Library, and Goodreads. (Stranisci et al, 2023) paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2307.16659… resource: literaturegraph.di.unito.it

#EMSR686 #Alexandroupolis #Greece🇬🇷 Our #RapidMappingTeam has delivered its 2⃣nd Monitoring Product for the large #wildfire burning in East Macedonia and Thrace Region With a total burnt area of 7⃣2⃣,3⃣4⃣4⃣ ha🔥, this wildfire is the largest recorded on 🇪🇺European soil in years

Excited to announce MADLAD-400 - a 2.8T token web-domain dataset that covers 419 languages(!). Arxiv: arxiv.org/abs/2309.04662 Github: github.com/google-researc…  1/n

Tere tere, Tallinn! Heading back home supercharged after three days at #cudan2023 surrounded with amazing people who are doing brilliant stuff. Hope we meet sometime soon!

🗣️Have you read and valued a Programming Historian lesson? Ever thought about writing one? ✍️Write about a method or tool that you know well, and help others develop practical knowledge. Our English team's deadline for new proposals is Jan 12! tinyurl.com/en-call-for-le… #CallForPapers #DH

Embeddings are at the core of our business model at Nomic AI. That's why we took the time and effort to train the best long-context text embedding model there is, to integrate across our system, and to open source everything about it--code, data, and weights.

Συλλογή υπογραφών ΤΡΑΓΩΔΙΑ -ΤΕΜΠΗ 2023 chng.it/zb9n7C4Y a través de Change.org

We are looking for proposals to #WikiWorkshop2024 Hall: a novel space for connecting WikiResearch and #Wikimedia movement members 💫 diff.wikimedia.org/2024/03/11/inv…

The 'Call for Papers' for CHR2024 is out! 📝 Submission deadline is July 8. There have been some changes to submission types and you can also propose workshops 🛠️. More info can be found here: …computational-humanities-research.org/cfp/ #CHR #CFP

📢 Call for Papers: Computational Humanities Research (CHR2024) 📅 - Join us to showcase groundbreaking work at the intersection of computational, statistical, and mathematical methods with the arts and humanities. …computational-humanities-research.org/cfp/

Introducing Zero-Shot Tokenizer Transfer (ZeTT) ⚡ ZeTT frees language models from their tokenizer, allowing you to use any model with any tokenizer, with little or no extra training. Super excited to (finally!) share the first project of my PhD🧵

When I teach Principal Component Analysis (PCA), I use my interactive dashboard to engage my students. They can observe how, through an orthogonal transformation (rotation) of a two-feature dataset, the variance of the data projected onto one of the components can be maximized.

"WikiEvents - A Novel Resource for NLP Downstream Tasks", dataset extracted from Wikipedia's "Current events" portal ceur-ws.org/Vol-3443/ESWC_…

The new track of #WikiWorkshop24 will be Hall, with in-depth sessions for WikiResearch members to connect with folks from the #Wikimedia movement 🖇️ The event will be online tomorrow (12.00-19.00 UTC)‼️ Registration 👉 pretix.eu/wikimedia/wiki…

📣 The 12th edition of Wiki Workshop will take place virtually on May 21-22, 2025! We are experimenting with expanding the workshop from 1 to 2 days... stay tuned for submission instructions wikiworkshop.org 💫

Excited to share our (me + Andreas ) latest publication in JCLS – @[email protected] ! 🖋️ We used computational stylometry to explore whether Seneca is the author of Octavia and Hercules Oetaeus. Is he the author—or not? 🤔 Find out here: jcls.io/article/id/391… #computationalstylometry

Excited to share our new paper in Humanities & Social Sciences Communications! We show how to sample & analyze big cultural networks—using 17th-century interactions between philosophy, art & science on Wikipedia as a case study. Read it here: nature.com/articles/s4159… WikiResearch