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This paper presents a two-phase entity resolution pipeline to link narrator names from the Sanadset corpus to two biographical databases, enabling construction of a large transmission graph enriched with cross-source metadata.
This paper presents a use case from the European project LLMs4EU and ALT-EDIC infrastructure, focusing on adapting foundation models to Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) research practices by integrating knowledge graphs and multilingual scholarly corpora. The approach aims to support tasks like question answering and literature review while ensuring domain sensitivity and regulatory compliance.
This paper presents a reproducible machine-learning pipeline for structural pattern mining in Inka khipus, using unsupervised clustering and supervised classification on the Open Khipu Repository to identify structural groups and validate prior findings, with all code and data openly available.
This paper systematically studies how temporal metadata can be structurally embedded into named entity recognition (NER) models for historical texts. Experiments with absolute and relative temporal representations injected via early or late fusion mechanisms show that late fusion strategies yield more robust performance on French and German historical datasets.
This paper presents a computational analysis of lexical transmission across Buddhist, Shakta, and Vaishnava traditions in Bengal, examining how words and concepts moved between these religious communities.
This paper applies computational stylometry to English translations of the Pali Canon, examining vocabulary differences across the Sutta, Vinaya, and Abhidhamma divisions.
This paper uses TF-IDF and neural models on the Complete Tang Poems to predict poets' regional origins from linguistic features, finding detectable regional fingerprints, distance-decay effects, and temporal modulation of the signal.
This paper introduces Darshana Graph, a parallel commentary corpus for comparative Indian philosophy, and presents stylometric and exploratory graph analyses.
This paper presents a methodology for digitizing the Al-Mawrid Arabic-English dictionary using ISO LMF and TEI Lex-0 standards, achieving high parsing accuracy and precision, and addressing gaps in Arabic lexical infrastructure.
This paper situates large language models within the broader history of computational approaches to concept analysis in the history, philosophy, and sociology of science (HPSS), reviewing methodological challenges and LLM-based case studies for lexical semantic change detection. It covers corpus construction, operationalization, and evaluation across both pre-LLM and LLM-era workflows.
This paper presents Lepton, a fine-tuned BERT classifier that predicts whether a title in Classical Chinese wenji table-of-contents is a personal letter or a preface, leveraging 5,438 hand-labeled titles from late-Ming and early-Qing literati.
Introduces PaliBench, a multi-reference benchmark for Pali-to-English translation using independent translations from multiple scholars, and a reusable methodology for creating similar benchmarks for classical languages.