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Clement PLANCQ

Research
Engineer
Computer Science
Languages and Foreign Cultures
NLP, web development, database, TEI
CNRS
Published on
12 July 2021
, updated on
15 January 2022
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1, rue Maurice Arnoux 92120 Montrouge
01 44 326628
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I am a software development engineer, I have been working with linguists for more than 15 years now.

Field of research

My activity is mainly focused on textual data, not or weakly structured. I use, and if necessary adapt, natural language processing (NLP) tools to process these data. I develop or participate in the development of a website to expose the results.

Between linguistics, NLP and digital humanities the border is sometimes tenuous. The nature of the data can tip projects into one discipline or the other. Working with literary data, for example, requires to adapt NLP tools whose models have not generally been trained on literature.

The question of visualization is also often at the heart of digital humanities projects. NLP tools are efficient but never 100%. Errors in automatic analysis are often an issue for humanities researchers; they must be identified and updated in order to be discussed and, if possible, corrected.

I’m part of the ‘Groupe de travail humanités numériques’ (GTHN) of the EUR Translitterae.

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Publications

  • Thierry Poibeau, Mylène Maignant, Frédérique Mélanie-Becquet, Clément Plancq, Matthieu Raffard, et al.. OuPoCo, the Combinatorial Poetry Workbench. Colloque Digital Humanities 2020 (DH2020), Jul 2020, Montréal, Canada.
  • Clément Plancq, Zakarya Després, Julien Longhi. « L’avenir en commun » des Insoumis. Analyse des forums de discussion des militants de la France Insoumise. Atelier Fouille de Données Complexes, EGC 2018, Jan 2018, Paris, France.

Publications de Clement PLANCQ