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ORCID10th LaTeCH-CLfL 2026: Rabat, Morocco
- Diego Alves, Yuri Bizzoni, Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb, Anna Kazantseva, Janis Pagel, Stan Szpakowicz:
Proceedings of the 10th Joint SIGHUM Workshop on Computational Linguistics for Cultural Heritage, Social Sciences, Humanities and Literature 2026, LaTeCH-CLfL 2026, Rabat, Morocco, March 28-29, 2026. Association for Computational Linguistics 2026, ISBN 979-8-89176-373-9 - Hamest Tamrazyan, Kamal Nour, Emanuela Boros:
From Corpus to Concept Scheme: Developing a SKOS Vocabulary for Armenian Epigraphic Heritage. 1-10 - Hamest Tamrazyan, Emile Cornamusaz, Emanuela Boros:
Armenian AutoEpiDoc: Automated Extraction and Encoding of Armenian Inscriptions into EpiDoc TEI/XML. 11-15 - Carmen Schacht, Renate Delucchi Danhier:
Studying Expert-ese: Profiling and Classification of Domain-Specific Language Variation in Architecture with Traditional Machine Learning and LLMs. 16-29 - Louis Escouflaire:
CroCoSyn: A Cross-Lingual and Cross-Model Corpus of LLM-Generated Film Synopses. 30-35 - Lorella Viola
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Identity Without Action: Rethinking Collective Action Models in Disinformation Research. 36-47 - Marco Sorbi, Laurent Moccozet, Stéphane Marchand-Maillet:
Weakly Supervised Named Entity Recognition for Historical Texts. 48-65 - Milena Belosevic:
Invisible Speakers? Gender Disparity in German AI Discourse and Its Reflection in Language Models. 66-79 - Katharina Zeh, Hannes Essfors, Juliane Benson, Lale Tüver, Andreas Baumann, Hannes Fellner:
GlobLingDiv: A global dataset linking linguistic diversity and digital support to reveal landscapes with under-resourced languages for NLP. 80-86 - Stergios Chatzikyriakidis, Anastasia Natsina:
LLMs Got Rhyme? Hybrid Phonological Filtering for Greek Poetry Rhyme Detection and Generation. 87-101 - Ioana-Roxana Boriceanu, Liviu P. Dinu:
Style as Signature: Profile-Based Authorship Verification of Mihai Eminescu's Journalistic Corpus. 102-110 - Joonatan Laato, Veera Schroderus, Jenna Kanerva, Jenni Kauppi, Virpi Lummaa, Filip Ginter:
Measuring Social Integration Through Participation: Categorizing Organizations and Leisure Activities in the Displaced Karelians Interview Archive using LLMs. 111-127 - Mark Hill, Ayse Bulus, Paul Spence:
Catalogues as Data: Interpretable NLP Pipelines for Ottoman-Turkish Bibliographies. 128-134 - Jay Chooi:
Stylistic Transfer from Annotator Communities to Large Language Models. 135-145 - Sofía Aguilar-Valdez, Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb:
Modeling Changing Scientific Concepts with Complex Networks: A Case Study on the Chemical Revolution. 146-156 - Ali Al-Laith, Alexander Conroy, Kirstine Nielsen Degn, Jens Bjerring-Hansen, Daniel Hershcovich:
Speaking on Their Behalf: Detecting Indirect Speech in Historical Danish and Norwegian Texts. 157-163 - Ronja Laarmann-Quante, Stefanie Dipper:
Harder than Finding the Lost Sheep? Towards Automatically Suggesting Deliberate Metaphor Annotations in German Sermons. 164-175 - Oliver Müller:
Semantic Factor Analysis: Validating Personality Structure Recovery from empirically-mediated Word Embeddings. 176-188 - Jan-Felix Klumpp:
Quantitative Analysis of Rhyme and Metre in LLM-generated Translations of Poetry. 189-201 - Hannes Essfors, Andreas Baumann:
WikiLingDiv: a dataset for quantifying digital linguistic diversity using Wikipedia page views. 202-211 - Anastasiia Vestel, Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb:
Modeling Linguistic Imprints of War Propaganda in a Russian Wikipedia Fork: A Comparative Analysis with the Original Wikipedia. 212-220 - Adam Pawlowski, Tomasz Walkowiak:
Stylometric Approach to AI-generated Texts. An Analysis of Contemporary French-Language Literature. 221-226 - Maciej Rapacz, Aleksander Smywinski-Pohl:
Degree Zero of Translation: Using Interlinear Baselines to Quantify Translator Intervention. 227-240 - Donghan Bian, Marie Puren, Florian Cafiero:
How to Efficiently Explore Noisy Historical Data? Leveraging Corpus Pre-Targeting to Enhance Graph-based RAG. 241-250 - Agustin Dei:
Detecting reported speech as a token classification task: an application to Classical Latin? 251-256 - Hans Ole Hatzel, Haimo Stiemer, Evelyn Gius, Chris Biemann:
Narrative in Short German Prose: A Multi-Phenomenon Dataset for Computational Literary Analysis. 257-265 - Andrea Farina, Michele Ciletti, Barbara McGillivray, Andrea Ballatore:
Sense-Based Annotation of Geographical Nouns in Ancient Greek and Latin: A Diachronic Study with LLMs. 266-279 - Axel Pichler, Janis Pagel:
Evaluating Humanities Theory Alignment in Large Language Models: Incremental Prompting and Statistical Assessment. 280-294 - Sil Hamilton, Rebecca M. M. Hicke, Mia Ferrante, Matthew Wilkens, David Mimno:
Too Long, Didn't Model: Decomposing LLM Long Context Understanding With Novels. 295-304 - Jirí Milicka, Tomás Machálek:
AI Corpus Linguist: More than a Year of Experience. 305-310 - Robin Winkle, Manfred Stede, Jörn Kreutel:
Generative Information Extraction from Biographical Sources. 311-322 - Dung Nguyen, G. Çagatay Sat, Evgeny Pyshkin, John Blake:
WikiFirst: A Genre-Fixed, Content-controlled Corpus for Evaluating Content Effects in Authorship Analysis. 323-327 - Yin Jou Huang, Fei Cheng:
Measuring the Symbolic Power of Languages with LLM-based Multilingual Persuasion Simulation. 328-338
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