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SunoikisisDC Summer 2021 Session 11
Thursday June 24, 17:15-18:45 CEST
Convenors: Matteo Romanello (University of Lausanne)
YouTube link: https://youtu.be/eYiK9xd_LfA
In this session you will be introduced to Cited Loci, an open source citation mining pipeline designed for the extraction of canonical citations to primary sources from Classics publications. Canonical citations are just one out of many types of references that are found in publications in this field, alongside references to inscriptions, papyri, museum objects etc. The automatic indexing of this kind of citations enables publishers and libraries to enrich publications' full-text in order to make it better findable and accessible, and to build a reacher reading experiences for the end user (e.g. by linking citations with the full-text of the cited source). After a brief introduction to how Cited Loci was designed and implemented, three examples of its application will be presented, ranging from scholarly publishing to information retrieval to the study of scholarly reception. The session will be concluded by a demo of the pipeline by using IndexLocorum101, a Binder-runnable template project with detailed explanations of how to configure and run the Cited Loci pipeline.
- Colavizza, Giovanni, and Matteo Romanello. 2019. “Citation Mining of Humanities Journals: The Progress to Date and the Challenges Ahead.” Journal of European Periodical Studies 4. https://doi.org/10.21825/jeps.v4i1.10120.
- Romanello, Matteo. 2019. “Experiments in Digital Publishing: Creating a Digital Compendium.” Structures of Epic Poetry, December. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110492590-074 (pre-print here).
- Cited Loci - https://citedloci.org
- Cited Loci of the Aeneid - http://aeneid.citedloci.org
- Structures of Epic Poetry, Digital Companion - http://epibau.ub.uni-rostock.de/app/
- INCEpTION annotation platform - https://inception-project.github.io