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Tag: Syriac HTR

Syriac AI Manuscripts and Fragments: Reimagining Digitally the Damaged Past
AI, New Post, Syriac Studies

Syriac AI Manuscripts and Fragments: Reimagining Digitally the Damaged Past

The field of Syriac Digital Humanities continues to advance rapidly, moving from basic text recognition (as discussed in my previous … Continue reading Syriac AI Manuscripts and Fragments: Reimagining Digitally the Damaged Past

From Vienna to the World: Launching the First Public Syriac HTR Model on Transkribus
DH in Practice, HTR, Machine Learning, New Post, OCR, Syriac Studies

From Vienna to the World: Launching the First Public Syriac HTR Model on Transkribus

Readers of The Digital Orientalist, you are among the first to know! Today’s post is dedicated to the release of … Continue reading From Vienna to the World: Launching the First Public Syriac HTR Model on Transkribus

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