Veranstaltungsarchiv 2024
Dienstag, 12. März 2024
CLARIN Café: Computer-Assisted Pragmatic Annotation of Native and Learner Corpora
Uhrzeit: 14:00–16:00 Uhr
Ort: virtuell
Donnerstag, 21. März 2024
Mitgliederversammlung
Uhrzeit: 12:30–13:30 Uhr
Ort: Forschungsinstitut Brenner-Archiv
Programm:
- Vortrag: Nicola Brocca/Joseph Wang: LadderWeb: An AI-based assistant for the pragmatic annotation of cancellations and requests
- Vortrag: Tim Sieberichs: Neue Preismodelle von Transkribus
- DH-Wahlpakete: Studienjahr 2024-25
- Einrichtung eines Beirats FZDH
- Stud. MA “Data Stewardship”
- Allfälliges
Donnerstag, 25. April 2024
Vorstellung von Omeka S & Projektpräsentationen
Uhrzeit: 12:30–13:30 Uhr
Ort: Agnes Heller Haus
Programm:
- Thomas Haselwanter: Einführung und Präsentation der Omeka S-Instanz am zid
- Johanna Walcher: Präsentation der Omeka S-Instanz an der ULB
- Anna Pinter: Demonstration von Omeka S-Projekten an der ULB (https://ulb-exhibition.uibk.ac.at/s/wilten/page/welcome, https://ulb-exhibition.uibk.ac.at/s/neustift/page/startseite, https://ulb-exhibition.uibk.ac.at/s/index/page/welcome)
- Emanuel Klotz: Projektvorstellung "Slavia Tirolensis"
- Eva Pfanzelter/Alexander Renner: Projektvorstellung "Südtiroler (Rück-)Option"
Donnerstag, 25. April 2024
DH-Zentrum Lunchtime Lecture & Online-Workshop
Datum & Uhrzeit: Donnerstag, 20. Juni 2024, 12:00–14:30 Uhr
Ort: Brenner-Archiv & Online
Programm:
- Begrüßung
- 12.00 Uhr: Kaspar Beelen: Source Criticism at Scale. Diagnosing Bias and Fairness in Digital Heritage
Abstract: Research in the Digital Humanities operates at scales often beyond the reach of qualitative methods. It involves vast amounts of data—billions of words or millions of images. But widening scope also presents novel challenges. Increasing scale distances scholars from their sources and raises issues of bias and fairness in their data and workflow. In this talk Kaspar Beelen will discuss methods for investigating hidden biases in large collections, focussing on newspaper collections but also discussing applications to digital heritage more broadly. He demonstrates how source criticism at scale allows scholars to explore questions of representativeness and bias in novel ways, analysing which voices are missing or under-represented in big heritage data.
- Q & A, Diskussion
- 13:15 Uhr: Hands-On Online-Workshop mit Kaspar Beelen: A gentle introduction to using open-source Large Language Models for humanities analysis
Abstract: In this interactive session, we start with a brief introduction to language models: what are these models, how are they created, and why are so many researchers currently excited (but also worried) about them? After explaining some basic concepts, we have a closer look at a few hands-on practical examples in which we use LLMs to interrogate historical data. In this session, you will learn the fundamental techniques to work with open-source LLMs such as Llama3 and experiment with different prompting strategies.