Shared vector embeddings simply makes it possible to do something similar at a smaller, more targeted, scale with fewer resources and less coordination.

How to Reason with Words: Models, Metaphors, Metaphysics

Journal of Cultural Analytics publishes data essay on Cairo Geniza, bridging medieval Middle East with data science and AI

JCA Managing Editor

Rust implementation of sparse Gibbs sampling LDA, following the SparseLDA scheme from MALLET - mimno/RustMallet

Are you developing code for Digital Humanities research? Have you ever thought about publishing your code? Do you wish code would be more reusable, visible, and impactful? Join our upcoming webinar to explore how code review and publication …

The Shakespeare and Company Project data sets provide a detailed portrait of Shakespeare and Company, Sylvia Beach’s bookshop and lending library in interwar Paris. This article outlines the research,...

Read The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens as it was originally published: in monthly installments. Celebrating the 190th anniversary of the serialization (1836-1837).

If there’s one thing I’ve come to appreciate about generative AI, it’s the ability to automate routine things. One of my digital history sites—the first one I ever made—broke at some point. It’s an old site that really should’ve always been a static site, but static site generators were not quite a thing when I first made this project. Instead, I had a mix of HTML and PHP that assembled the site.

Digital collections explorer: An open-source, multimodal viewer for searching digital collections - Volume 1

Undate: humanistic dates for computation - Volume 1

This dataset contains metadata for 2.5k English-language narrative works set in the future, each marked with the year it was released and the year it takes place.

Dear Computational Humanities Research Community, As many of you know, we have been publishing our conference proceedings with CEUR Workshop Proceedings since the first edition of CHR back in 2020. C...

Read-Only: A New Phase for Derrida's Margins

Finishing the year with Startwords. Introducing Issue 5: Processes

How do we represent tangible objects in a visual medium? We use words, pictures, and diagrams. We describe, share, show, and fail.

Call for Papers: Missing Data in the Humanities

We are excited to open project applications for DHReSCU. If you have a Digital Humanities Research Project and are looking for consultation, submit your project using this application form by November...

The Deadline for this Application is November 27th DHReSCU is a pilot program meant to aid early-stage digital humanities research software projects in developing a technical implementation plan. We h...