by chrismillington | Apr 8, 2016 | Recent Posts
On 23 March the Centre on Digital Arts and Humanities hosted a workshop on the use of digital technologies for teaching and research. The event was organised by Dr Chris Millington (History and Classics), and supported by a British Academy Rising Star Engagement...
by tomcheesman | Feb 9, 2016 | Recent Posts
CHERISH-DE first call for applications posted
by tomcheesman | Oct 21, 2015 | Recent Posts
Details here.
by tomcheesman | Oct 15, 2015 | Recent Posts
Corpws Cenedlaethol Cymraeg Cyfoes (National Corpus of Contemporary Welsh): A community driven approach to linguistic corpus construction / Agwedd a yrrir gan y gymuned i adeiladu corpws ieithyddol A £1.8 million, 42-month ESRC/AHRC funded research project based at...
by tomcheesman | Oct 12, 2015 | Recent Posts
Poets and coders Eran Hadas and Eyal Gruss recently built an interface which demonstrates how the Word2Vec system associates words in vector space, on the basis of Google’s gigantic English-language corpus. (As previously mentioned.) Here they show how Word2Vec...
by tomcheesman | Sep 15, 2015 | Recent Posts
I’ll try to keep this updated. Some recent work I’ve discovered which has to do generally with text variation visualisation (as in VVV): Douglas Duhaime trains the machine to find which sentences in the work of Oliver Goldsmith are unacknowledged...
by tomcheesman | Sep 1, 2015 | Recent Posts
NISE = National movements & Intermediary Structures in Europe Meeting Programme TUESDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 2015, SINGLETON ABBEY, SINGLETON CAMPUS 15h00 Welcome NISE – Louis Vos & Nel de Mûelenaere Swansea University – Professor Martin Stringer 15h30 Digital...
by tomcheesman | Apr 21, 2015 | Recent Posts
CODAH lunchtime talks – Surf Room, 12 midday May 5 – Professor Phil Reed (Psychology, Swansea U) The Impacts of Digital Dependency Concerns about the level of digital dependency have grown over the last decade, and, recently, the American Psychiatric...
by tomcheesman | Mar 31, 2015 | Recent Posts
Congratulations to Professor Matt Jones and colleagues, who are leading a new multi-disciplinary centre at Swansea University: CHERISH-DE (= Digital Economy). Details here. [Update 2016: here.] Funded by EPSRC, it’s dedicated to “extensive understanding of...
by tomcheesman | Mar 17, 2015 | Recent Posts
Jan Rybicki (Jagiellonian University) presented work on “stylometry evolution” in a sample of 1000 English novels, and others in 9 more languages, to CLARIN-NL last Friday: his slides are here. This work uses the Stylo package and Gephi network...
