DigitalHistory, 1 month ago to LLMs German

Nächste Woche startet wieder das #DigitalHistoryOFK 🎉

Wir freuen uns, auch für das SoSe 24 wieder ein vielfältiges Programm präsentieren zu dürfen.
Mit dabei sind Vorträge zu #NFDI4Memory, #DataFeminism, #NER mit #LLMs, #MedievalHistory, #DataLiteracy, #MediaHistory & vielem mehr!

👉 Zum Programm: https://dhistory.hypotheses.org/digital-history-forschungskolloquium/programm-sommersemester-2024

Das Kolloquium findet via Zoom statt & ist offen für alle, die sich für #DigitalHistory & #DigitalHumanities interessieren.

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@histodons #digiGW

metabelgica, 6 months ago to Belgium

Hello 👋

we are four Belgian Federal Scientific Institutes that want to share FAIR data about Entities related to Belgian Cultural Heritage by the end of 2026.

Here you will find multilingual updates on our project!

More Info
➡️ https://www.kbr.be/en/projects/metabelgica/
➡️ https://github.com/metabelgica
➡️ https://zenodo.org/communities/metabelgica

📣 Please spread the word and follow us!

#MetaBelgica #ResearchInfrastructure #Belgium #ResearchData #DigitalHumanities #CulturalHeritage #Wikibase #Wikidata #OpenData #NLP #NER #NEL

jamesravey, 6 months ago to django

How could you parse ingredients in a recipe? We could burn a bunch of energy using an LLM or, as I show in this blog post, we could use #spacy to build a robust and efficient little parser that could be replaced with an #ner model later. More fun with #gastronaut - my WIP, #django based #activitypub recipe app https://brainsteam.co.uk/2023/11/19/parsing-ingredient-strings-with-spacy-phrasematcher/

elmerot, 7 months ago to digitalhumanities

And it's out 😃 My colleague Ondřej Pekáček and I have put out our first article on the representation of #migration in the news 2015–2023, using NER and collocations, and looking at presences and absences in the 2015 vs. 2022 periods. First (as here) on paper, but will be #openaccess soon.
@corpuslinguistics
@digitalhumanities
#corpuslinguistics
#NamedEntityRecognition , #NER
#mediaresearch

futurebird, 11 months ago to random

Is there anyone serious who is saying this? Or is this just another way to make the tech seem more powerful than it is?

I don't get this "we're all gonna die" thing at all.

I do get the "we are too disorganized and greedy to integrate new technology well without the economy getting screwed up and people suffering... but that's another matter..."