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Computer Science, Social Sciences

Network Analysis

Lea SAINT-RAYMOND (Teacher-researcher/ ENS-PSL)

Third session of the introduction to digital humanities course (Semester 2), led by Léa Saint-Raymond

escriptorium
Computer Science, Litterature, Social Sciences

Text mining, HTR, XML-TEI and regular expressions

Paul Kervegan (Student/ ENS-PSL)

Fourth session of the introduction to digital humanities course (Semester 2), led by Paul Kervegan

robot
Computer Science, Languages and Foreign Cultures

Natural Language Processing

Fifth session of the introduction to digital humanities course (Semester 2), led by Thierry Poibeau

graphe
Computer Science, Social Sciences

Computational analysis of quantitative data

Lea SAINT-RAYMOND (Teacher-researcher/ ENS-PSL)

First session of the Introduction to Digital Humanities course (Semester 2), led by Léa Saint-Raymond

computer vision
Arts, Computer Science

Computer Vision, artwork analysis

Last session of the introduction to digital humanities course (Semester 2), led by Robin Champenois

Demotte
Arts, History, Computer Science

Heritage through the prism of digital technology

Fourth session of the course Des chiffres et des arts with Romain Thomas (AORUM and ESPADON projects) and Christine Vivet-Peclet ("Des plaques de verre photographiques au web sémantique: les Demotte et le patrimoine artistique").

computer vision
Arts, Computer Science

Computer vision and artwork analysis

Fifth session of the course Des chiffres et des arts, with the participation of Tristan Dot.

chiffres et arts
Arts, Computer Science, Social Sciences

Arts and Figures: Introduction

Lea SAINT-RAYMOND (Teacher-researcher/ ENS-PSL)

Introductory session of the course cycle, led by Léa Saint-Raymond.

open access
Computer Science

Open access and open archives, scientific integrity

Jonathan GUYON LE BOUFFY (Librarian/ ENS-PSL)

Fifth session of the introduction to digital humanities course, led by Jonathan Guyon Le Bouffy.

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