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From Coordinates to Connections: Mapping People and Places in Ottoman Turkish Texts
Ottoman Studies

From Coordinates to Connections: Mapping People and Places in Ottoman Turkish Texts

Introduction In my previous work exploring the first volume of Künhü’l-Ahbar, Gelibolulu Mustafa Âlî’s work on history and geography from … Continue reading From Coordinates to Connections: Mapping People and Places in Ottoman Turkish Texts

NLP Tools for Sinology: Introducing the WYD Platform
Chinese Language, Machine Learning, New Post, Online Resources, Sinology, Textual Analysis

NLP Tools for Sinology: Introducing the WYD Platform

This entry introduces a platform that utilizes Machine Learning (ML) algorithms from the field of Natural Language Processing (NLP) to … Continue reading NLP Tools for Sinology: Introducing the WYD Platform

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