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D-SEA Workshop

Posted on July 9, 2024 by dsturgeon

A workshop held as part of Charting the European D-SEA: Digital Scholarship in East Asian Studies. [Download slides] Setup: Recommended web browsers: Firefox or Chrome; Safari and Edge should also work for most tasks, but have not been fully tested. … Continue reading →

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CUHK workshop 2024

Posted on April 24, 2024 by dsturgeon

Useful links: Slides Text Tools Demo materials to download: Analects (論語) Mozi, Xunzi, and Zhuangzi (墨子、荀子、莊子) Book of Poetry (詩經) Alice in Wonderland Two Wizard of Oz texts Example list of English function words 明代小說集 Related tutorials: https://dsturgeon.net/texttools/ https://digitalsinology.org/text-tools/ https://digitalsinology.org/text-tools-regex/ … Continue reading →

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PKU workshop 2023

Posted on August 2, 2023 by dsturgeon

投影片下载 正则表达式 互文性和文体分析 Demo用的文本集 論語 墨子、荀子、莊子 投影上非常简单的向量例子 明代小說集 Alice in Wonderland Merchant of Venice etc. 其它相关连接 https://text.tools/ctext/ 文本分析工具，直接在浏览器中使用。建议用Chrome或Firefox。 课后自习体验： https://dsturgeon.net/texttools/ https://digitalsinology.org/text-tools/ https://digitalsinology.org/text-tools-regex/ https://digitalsinology.org/classical-chinese-dh-regular-expressions/

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CUHK workshop

Posted on April 21, 2023 by dsturgeon

[Download slides] Setup: Recommended web browsers: Firefox or Chrome; Safari and Edge should also work for most tasks, but have not been fully tested. Create a ctext account and log in Check your e-mail (and spam folder) for an e-mail … Continue reading →

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SPARQL querying for ctext.org data

Posted on April 21, 2023 by dsturgeon

The Chinese Text Project includes a Data Wiki, which creates and organizes machine-readable data about premodern entities such as people, written works, bureacratic offices, places, etc. While this data can be searched from within the user interface itself, a more … Continue reading →

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AAS 2023

Posted on March 17, 2023 by dsturgeon

[Download slides] Setup: Recommended web browsers: Firefox or Chrome; Safari and Edge should also work for most tasks, but have not been fully tested. Create a ctext account and log in Check your e-mail (and spam folder) for an e-mail … Continue reading →

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Crowdsourcing the Historical Record: Creating Linked Open Data for Chinese History at Scale

Posted on November 10, 2022 by dsturgeon

International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing Abstract An important part of the historical record of premodern China is recorded in historical works such as the standard dynastic histories. These works are a key source of knowledge about many aspects … Continue reading →

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ctext Data Wiki tutorial

Posted on June 20, 2022 by dsturgeon

Getting started The Data Wiki is a crowdsourced graph database that contains information about entities (people, places, offices, written works, etc.) that are mentioned in premodern Chinese texts. Each “page” of the datawiki lists information about one entity – for … Continue reading →

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ESSCS workshop

Posted on June 20, 2022 by dsturgeon

Setup: Recommended web browsers: Firefox or Chrome; Safari and Edge should also work for most tasks, but have not been fully tested. Create a ctext account and log in Check your e-mail (and spam folder) for an e-mail sent from … Continue reading →

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Constructing a crowdsourced linked open knowledge base of Chinese history

Posted on October 12, 2021 by dsturgeon

Paper presented at Pacific Neighborhood Consortium Conference 2021 Abstract This paper introduces a crowdsourced approach to knowledge base construction for historical data based upon annotation of historical source materials. Building on an existing digital library of premodern Chinese texts and … Continue reading →

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