Dear all,
We all invite you to join the *2nd edition of the Computational Approaches
to Ancient Greek and Latin Workshop *taking place on *14-15 March 2023 in
Groningen. *This workshop aims at exploring the potential of NLP applied to
Ancient Greek and Latin. It is of interest to classicists, computational
linguists, especially those interested in low-resource languages, and other
scholars working on historical data and Digital Humanities.
Attendance is free, both in-person and online, but please register here
<https://dcagreeklatin.web.rug.nl/registration-2023-edition/>.
*Especially the talk by Martina Rodda on March 14th is open to a more
general audience.*
See the programme here
<https://dcagreeklatin.web.rug.nl/programme-2023-edition/> and below.
Kind regards,
Silvia Stopponi, Evelien de Graaf and Saskia Peels-Matthey
When: March 14th-15th, 2023
Where: Norman Building, Lutkenieuwstraat 5, 9712 AW Groningen, The
Netherlands
March 14th, 2023 (hybrid)
*16.30-17.00 Coffee and Welcome*
*17.00-18.00 **Martina Rodda (Oxford),* Should philologists think
computationally? Some Homeric thoughts about what AI can bring us, plus
discussion
*18.00 Drinks*
*19.00 Conference Dinner*
*15th March 2023 (hybrid)*
*09.00-09.45 Francesco Mambrini (Milan), *The syntax of the Homeric heroes.
A treebank based investigation
*09.45-10.30 Barbara McGillivray* *(King’s College London),* Semantic
change and semantic variation in Latin: lessons learnt from computational
methods
1*0.30-11.00 Coffee*
*11.00-11.45 Marco Passarotti (Milan) and Rachele Sprugnoli (Parma),*
Interoperability and Sentiment Analysis in the LiLa Knowledge Base
*11.45-12.30 Evelien de Graaf (KU Leuven),* Evaluation of a Method for
Automated Sentiment Analysis for Latin epic
*12.30-13.45 Lunch*
*13.45-14.30 Paschalis Agapitos and Andreas van Cranenburgh (RUG), *A
Stylometric Analysis of Seneca's Disputed Plays: Authorship Verification of
Octavia and Hercules Oetaeus
*14.30-15.15 Lukas Fischer (Zürich),* Nunc profana tractemus. Detecting
Code-Switching in a Large Corpus of 16th Century Letters
*15.15-15.45 Coffee*
*15.45-16.30 Alek Keersmaekers and Wouter Mercelis (Leuven*), Lemmatization
for Ancient Greek
*16.30-17.15* *Vojtěch Kaše (West Bohemia), *A Distributional Semantic
Approach to the Religious and Moral Dynamics in the Ancient Greek Texts
*18.00 Informal Dinner*
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Sylvia Buiter
ReMa-student Classical, Medieval and Early Modern studies.
on behalf of the CRASIS team
University of Groningen
CRASIS is the Groningen institute for Interdisciplinary Studies in Culture,
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