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Towards robotic translation?
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Scientific and Technological Strategic Intelligence
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Intertextuality in Ancient Languages
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Digit_Hum workshop
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Visualisations in Historical Linguistics
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Collecting, Preserving, and Disseminating Endangered Cultural Heritage for New Understandings through Multilingual Approaches
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HistoInformatics: Computational Approaches to History
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Natural Language Processing for Digital Humanities
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Historical Documents and automatic text recognition
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Chinese Natural Language Processing for Digital Humanities (CNLP4DH)
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Intelligent computing for cultural heritage and digital humanities
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On the Way to the Future of Digital Manuscript Studies. Experiences and Challenges
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Natural Language Processing for Digital Humanities
NLP4DH (Natural Language Processing for Digital Humanities) is an interdisciplinary conference series that leverages the advanced techniques of natural language processing to enhance research in the digital humanities. NLP4DH bridges the gap between language technology and the humanities, creating a richer, more nuanced understanding of historical and contemporary texts.
NLP4DH has been organized annually since its inception in 2021. This annual event continues to advance scholarly dialogue and collaboration, driving forward the integration of technology and humanistic inquiry.
Authors of accepted NLP4DH papers are invited to submit their extended work to this JDMDH special issue.