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Historical Arguments and the Digital 2024 Conference Talk

University of Luxembourg 11 Porte des Sciences, Esch-Belval Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg

Recovering archival specters with digital historical methods How might historians use digital research methods to study archival specters – people who lived, breathed, and made their mark on history, but whose presence in the archives and extant documents remains limited, at best, if not altogether lost? A number of scholars have written cogently and movingly […]

DH 2024 Conference Talk

George Mason University Virtual, VA, United States

Computational Methods for Restorative Data Justice Introduction While “data” is often understood today in computational terms, as information coded and organized for interpretation with digital tools and algorithms, the term has a long history dating back to at least the seventeenth century. In its earliest uses, data is defined as a “given” and a basis […]

Identifying Latent Textual Bias: Making a case for traditional NLP tasks in the era of AI

Institute of Historical Research Senate House, Malet Street, London, United Kingdom

Invited talk at the UK Institute of Historical Research - Digital History Seminar. Bias detection remains an area of interest for digital humanists, computational linguists, and information studies scholars, who point to biases inherent in our algorithms, software, tools, and platforms, but we are only just beginning to examine how computational methods could be used […]

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