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odhn
Computer Science

Courses at the OdHN: opening of registrations

The Digital Humanities Observatory at ENS-PSL offers a range of courses, validated as part of the DENS and the "digital humanities" minor of the Humanities Graduate Program.

Sessions are open to free auditors, without prior authorization. 

openrefine
Computer Science

Data manipulation with OpenRefine

Second session of the introductory digital humanities course (S2), provided by Christophe Carini-Siguret

regex
Computer Science, Litterature

Text mining with Python

Last session of the introductory digital humanities course (Semester 1), provided by Paul Kervegan.

bases de données
Computer Science, Litterature

Statistics, stylistics and regular expressions

First session of the introductory digital humanities course (Second Semester), provided by Paul Kervegan.

code
Computer Science

What are digital humanities?

Lea SAINT-RAYMOND (Researcher/ ENS-PSL)

This course will be an opportunity to question what digital humanities are (methodology, transdiscipline, research network). The session will be common to the introductory digital humanities course and will launch the dynamic of the group "From the corpus of research to the digital project".

open access
Computer Science

Open access, open archives, scientific integrity

Second session of the introductory course, presented by Jonathan Guyon Le Bouffy.

text mining
Computer Science, Litterature

ANN Thematic School _ NewTextMining 2 (Sept 30 - Oct 4, 2024)

Richard WALTER (Research/ CNRS)

Après une première session en 2022, nous organisons au sein de l'UMR Thalim avec le soutien de l'IFSeM (Service mutualisé d'Ile-de-France) et de l'InSHS du CNRS, ainsi que de l'IR* Huma-Num, une nouvelle école thématique CNRS intitulée NewTextMining 2 : État de l'art pour la fouille et l'analyse des corpus textuels. Elle aura lieu du 30 septembre 2024 au vendredi 4 octobre 2024 au domaine du Lazaret à Sète.

structure spatiale générée par deux populations bactériennes en compétition
Computer Science, Social Sciences

Construction du champ des études socio-sémantiques

Séance du séminaire "Les liens qui font les humanités numériques" avec Camille Roth, directeur de recherche au CNRS en informatique et directeur d’études à l’EHESS en sociologie.

catmus
History, Computer Science, Litterature

The CATMuS initiative: building large and diverse corpora for handwritten text recognition

Session of the DHAI Seminar with Thibault Clérice (INRIA) and Malametenia Vlachou-Efstathiou (IRHT/IMAGINE-ENPC)

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