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  1. Two new notebooks about the papers presented at #CHR2022. One about finding unseen sailors [1] and another one about functional diversity as an alternative to lexical diversity [2]

    [1] karsdorp.io/posts/202212151753
    [2] karsdorp.io/posts/202209262327

  2. Two new notebooks about the papers presented at #CHR2022. One about finding unseen sailors [1] and another one about functional diversity as an alternative to lexical diversity [2]

    [1] karsdorp.io/posts/202212151753
    [2] karsdorp.io/posts/202209262327

  3. Two new notebooks about the papers presented at #CHR2022. One about finding unseen sailors [1] and another one about functional diversity as an alternative to lexical diversity [2]

    [1] karsdorp.io/posts/202212151753
    [2] karsdorp.io/posts/202209262327

  4. Two new notebooks about the papers presented at #CHR2022. One about finding unseen sailors [1] and another one about functional diversity as an alternative to lexical diversity [2]

    [1] karsdorp.io/posts/202212151753
    [2] karsdorp.io/posts/202209262327

  5. Two new notebooks about the papers presented at #CHR2022. One about finding unseen sailors [1] and another one about functional diversity as an alternative to lexical diversity [2]

    [1] karsdorp.io/posts/202212151753
    [2] karsdorp.io/posts/202209262327

  6. Here I was, thinking I had written an interesting contribution to #CHR2022 on the relationship between functional diversity in ecology and lexical diversity in language. But apparently, #chatgpt already knew all about it! 🙃

    For those still appreciating human effort, here is the paper:

    ceur-ws.org/Vol-3290/short_pap

  7. Here I was, thinking I had written an interesting contribution to #CHR2022 on the relationship between functional diversity in ecology and lexical diversity in language. But apparently, #chatgpt already knew all about it! 🙃

    For those still appreciating human effort, here is the paper:

    ceur-ws.org/Vol-3290/short_pap

  8. Here I was, thinking I had written an interesting contribution to #CHR2022 on the relationship between functional diversity in ecology and lexical diversity in language. But apparently, #chatgpt already knew all about it! 🙃

    For those still appreciating human effort, here is the paper:

    ceur-ws.org/Vol-3290/short_pap

  9. Here I was, thinking I had written an interesting contribution to #CHR2022 on the relationship between functional diversity in ecology and lexical diversity in language. But apparently, #chatgpt already knew all about it! 🙃

    For those still appreciating human effort, here is the paper:

    ceur-ws.org/Vol-3290/short_pap

  10. The proceedings of #CHR2022 are out! 🤩 The third time's indeed a charm. Check out the 4️⃣ 4️⃣ 0️⃣ pages jam-packed with sparkling Computational Humanities research here: ceur-ws.org/Vol-3290/

  11. The proceedings of #CHR2022 are out! 🤩 The third time's indeed a charm. Check out the 4️⃣ 4️⃣ 0️⃣ pages jam-packed with sparkling Computational Humanities research here: ceur-ws.org/Vol-3290/

  12. The proceedings of #CHR2022 are out! 🤩 The third time's indeed a charm. Check out the 4️⃣ 4️⃣ 0️⃣ pages jam-packed with sparkling Computational Humanities research here: ceur-ws.org/Vol-3290/

  13. The proceedings of #CHR2022 are out! 🤩 The third time's indeed a charm. Check out the 4️⃣ 4️⃣ 0️⃣ pages jam-packed with sparkling Computational Humanities research here: ceur-ws.org/Vol-3290/

  14. The proceedings of #CHR2022 are out! 🤩 The third time's indeed a charm. Check out the 4️⃣ 4️⃣ 0️⃣ pages jam-packed with sparkling Computational Humanities research here: ceur-ws.org/Vol-3290/

  15. Very happy with the list of accepted papers for #CHR2022! This is the third edition already. It is really starting to become a tradition!

    PDFs will follows soon. Check out the programme here:

    2022.computational-humanities-

  16. Very happy with the list of accepted papers for #CHR2022! This is the third edition already. It is really starting to become a tradition!

    PDFs will follows soon. Check out the programme here:

    2022.computational-humanities-

  17. Very happy with the list of accepted papers for #CHR2022! This is the third edition already. It is really starting to become a tradition!

    PDFs will follows soon. Check out the programme here:

    2022.computational-humanities-

  18. Very happy with the list of accepted papers for #CHR2022! This is the third edition already. It is really starting to become a tradition!

    PDFs will follows soon. Check out the programme here:

    2022.computational-humanities-

  19. Very happy with the list of accepted papers for #CHR2022! This is the third edition already. It is really starting to become a tradition!

    PDFs will follows soon. Check out the programme here:

    2022.computational-humanities-

  20. This looks brilliant! Preprint on "Boosting word frequencies in authorship attribution" by Maciej Eder. Instead of relative frequencies, frequency normalisation against a background of semantically similar words was performed. Significant performance gains shown via fascinating heatmaps. See: arxiv.org/abs/2211.01289 #stylometry #AuthorshipAttribution #stylo #Kraków #CHR2022 #WordEmbeddings #Heatmaps #BurrowsDelta #CosineDelta

  21. This looks brilliant! Preprint on "Boosting word frequencies in authorship attribution" by Maciej Eder. Instead of relative frequencies, frequency normalisation against a background of semantically similar words was performed. Significant performance gains shown via fascinating heatmaps. See: arxiv.org/abs/2211.01289 #stylometry #AuthorshipAttribution #stylo #Kraków #CHR2022 #WordEmbeddings #Heatmaps #BurrowsDelta #CosineDelta

  22. This looks brilliant! Preprint on "Boosting word frequencies in authorship attribution" by Maciej Eder. Instead of relative frequencies, frequency normalisation against a background of semantically similar words was performed. Significant performance gains shown via fascinating heatmaps. See: arxiv.org/abs/2211.01289 #stylometry #AuthorshipAttribution #stylo #Kraków #CHR2022 #WordEmbeddings #Heatmaps #BurrowsDelta #CosineDelta

  23. This looks brilliant! Preprint on "Boosting word frequencies in authorship attribution" by Maciej Eder. Instead of relative frequencies, frequency normalisation against a background of semantically similar words was performed. Significant performance gains shown via fascinating heatmaps. See: arxiv.org/abs/2211.01289 #stylometry #AuthorshipAttribution #stylo #Kraków #CHR2022 #WordEmbeddings #Heatmaps #BurrowsDelta #CosineDelta