• Lai-Tze Fan

• code studies
• gender
• access
• tools
• users

This article considers the gendered design of Amazon Alexa voice-driven capabilities, or, skills, as feminized labour.

• Simone Rebora

• literary studies
• tools
• project report
• content analysis

• Sentiment Analysis
• Tool Criticism
• Literary Theory
• Computational Literary Studies

The article sets up a critique of Sentiment Analysis (SA) tools in literary studies, both from a theoretical and a computational point of view.

• Marit J. MacArthur
• Lee M. Miller

• linguistics
• performance
• tools
• sound
• data visualization

• Poetry
• Poet Voice
• Phonetic linguistics

This article provides a critical narrative of our research in applying, developing and refining tools for the analysis of pitch and timing patterns in recorded performances of literary texts.

• David M. Berry

• tools
• users
• cultural criticism
• digital

• Explainability
• Tool Criticism
• Digital infrastructures
• infrasomatization

I suggest recent moves to assuage worries over the opaque and threatening potential of computation, termed explainability, might contribute to tool criticism within digital humanities.

• Stephen Ramsay

• cultural criticism
• code studies
• philosophy
• tools

• politics
• software
• cultural studies

If it is true that our tool-building cannot define or predict the specific political arrangements that may later arise, we should perhaps be most circumspect not when we are tempted to imagine our efforts to be neutral, but rather when we imagine our tools to be acts of resistance or outright political activism.

• J. Berenike Herrmann
• Anne-Sophie Bories
• Francesca Frontini
• Clèmence Jacquot
• Steffen Pielström
• Simone Rebora
• Geoffrey Rockwell
• Stéfan Sinclair

• literary studies
• tools
• stylistics
• data analytics

This article reflects a rich array of perspectives on tools criticism, arguing that we need tools and methods as a basic common ground on how to carry out fundamental operations of analysis and interpretation within a community.

• Karin van Es

• cultural criticism
• tools
• digital
• infrastructure
• cultural criticism

• Tool criticism
• Digital methods
• Methodology
• Digital infrastructures

This paper explores tool criticism – a critical attitude required of digital humanities scholars when working with computational tools and digital infrastructures.

• Minh Hua
• Rita Raley

• code studies
• machine learning
• tools
• web

Our work draws attention to the means by which ordinary users might interact with, and even direct, the behavior of deep learning systems, and by extension works toward demystifying some of the auratic mystery of AI.

• Estefanía López Salas

• geospatial
• tools
• project report
• history
• project management

• Digital Art and Architectural History
• Digital Visualization
• Spatiotemporal Web-Mapping
• Spanish Monastic Architecture

The paper focuses on a prototype interactive web-map of the monastic site of San Julián de Samos in north-western Spain and offers a response to questions regarding why and how to create an interactive web-map in the field of architectural history through a particular case study.

• Martin Holmes
• Joey Takeda

• data curation
• infrastructure
• minimal computing
• publishing
• standards
• tools
• web

• project resiliency
• digital editions
• software obsolescence
• sustainability
• static websites

We’ve made all our digital editions static websites, and should too; you’ll regret it if you don’t.

• Moshe Blidstein
• Daphne Raban

• project report
• tools
• religion
• classics
• archives

Exploration of Tiresias, a multilingual database constructed constructed as an efficient tool to access and understand ancient texts for research purposes.

• Jerry Bonnell
• Mitsunori Ogihara

• history
• project management
• tools
• nlp

Introducing a rule-based workflow which can improve the function of pre-trained NLP tools.

• Peter L.Forberg

• data visualization
• tools
• info architecture

A look into website development which attempts to teach users about data creation and network visualization methods.

• Nabeel Siddiqui

• project management
• markup
• tools
• minimal computing
• philosophy
• history
• publishing

Drawing on software studies, data feminism, digital rhetoric studies, information science, and the history of computing, this paper foregrounds Markdown as a cultural object to analyze the social, cultural, and political pressures surrounding the digital humanities.  Rather than beginning with contemporary discourse, it draws parallels between Markdown and Donald Knuth's TeX.

• Sabrina Sauer
• Berber Hagedoorn

• interdisciplinarity
• collaboration
• cs
• semantic web
• project report
• tools
• cultural heritage

Mapping interdisciplinary exchanges between computer scientists, media scholars, and information scientists via a collaborative test of a Linked Open Data search tool.

• Quinn Dombrowski

• globalDH
• access
• tools
• minimal computing
• ethics
• collaboration

This paper focuses on the practical realities of implementing the most common minimal computing methods for web development.

• Hoyeol Kim

• nlp
• literary studies
• tools

• Syuzhet
• Sentiment Analysis
• Lexicons
• Bing
• Afinn
• NRC

Exploring the limits and abilities of the dictionary-based tool Syuzhet against impactful critique.

• Francesca Giovannetti
• Francesca Tomasi

• semantic web
• tools
• publishing
• markup

• digital scholarly editions
• linked open data
• TEI

Linked data from TEI (LIFT) is an open source tool for generating linked data from TEI-encoded texts.

• Jennifer Edmond
• Nicole Basaraba
• Michelle Doran
• Vicky Garnett
• Courtney Helen Grile
• Eliza Papaki
• Erszébet Toth-Czifra

• globalDH
• tools

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• Kailey Fukushima
• Karen Bourrier
• Janice Parker

• gender
• literary studies
• project report
• history
• tools

In this paper, we explore the material conditions of scholarship and digital editorial work that make uncovering nineteenth-century women’s lives possible in the twenty-first century.

• Elli Bleeker
• Bram Buitendijk
• Ronald Haentjens Dekker
• Vincent Neyt
• Dirk Van Hulle

• data modeling
• tools
• editing
• linguistics

The development of a software program that interprets TEI-XML transcriptions of texts with variation provides a medium to examine the ways in which we model and study textual variance.

• Nozomu Okuda
• Jeffery Kinnison
• Patrick Burns
• Neil Coffee
• Walter Scheirer

• tools
• project report
• project management
• literary studies

Two case studies demonstrate the contributions of the TIS-API to computer-assisted literary criticism, particularly in increased software development and maintenance flexibility as well as in easier integration of Tesserae software into research workflows.

• Erik Ketzan
• Christof Schöch

• tools
• literary studies
• translation

This paper introduces Coleto, an automatic collation tool for the comparison of variant texts in English, German, or French, which separates edits from variant texts so that textual changes can be classified and contextualized.

• David Lassner
• Anne Baillot
• Sergej Dogadov
• Klaus-Robert Müller
• Shinichi Nakajima

• manuscripts
• machine learning
• tools
• editing

This article present a new probabilistic model for categorizing alterations in manuscripts which yields interesting insights into sensitive topics in the correspondence of Berlin intellectuals around 1800.

• Pierre Chastang
• Sergio Torres Aguilar
• Xavier Tannier

• medieval
• manuscripts
• history
• tools
• project report

In this paper, we detail the implementation of a model for automatic named entity recognition in medieval Latin sources and we test its robustness on different datasets.

• Chiara Palladino
• Maryam Foradi
• Tariq Yousef

• nlp
• pedagogy
• translation
• project report
• linguistics
• tools

Proposes text alignment in digital environments as a means to empower language learning

• Giulia Freni

• medieval
• classics
• collaboration
• tools
• interdisciplinarity
• digitization

An exploration of the possibilities offered by future collaborations between classical studies and digital humanities.

• Johannes Burgers

• collaboration
• databases
• literary studies
• tools

This article discusses the Digital Yoknapatawpha project held at the University of Virginia.

• Gloria Mugelli
• Federico Boschetti
• Andrea Bellandi
• Riccardo Del Gratta
• Anas Fahad Khan
• Andrea Taddei

• classics
• history
• tools
• databases
• users
• annotation
• project report

• textual annotation
• bottom-up approach
• domain specific languages
• ontologies
• ancient Greek
• ancient Greek tragedy
• ritual
• religion

Description of the Euporia annotation system.

• Davor Lauc
• Darko Vitek

• history
• tools
• project report

• sequence tagging
• proper name normalisation
• answer set programming

How to perform a fine-grained named entity recognition of proper names?

• Matthia Sabatelli
• Nikolay Banar
• Marie Cocriamont
• Eva Coudyzer
• Karine Lasaracina
• Walter Daelemans
• Pierre Geurts
• Mike Kestemont

• tools
• music
• images
• machine learning
• visual art

In this paper, we present MINERVA, the first benchmark dataset for the detection of musical instruments in non-photorealistic, unrestricted image collections from the realm of the visual arts.

• Joel Burges
• Solvegia Armoskaite
• Tiamat Fox
• Darren Mueller
• Joshua Romphf
• Emily Sherwood
• Madeline Ullrich

• annotation
• tools
• moving images
• media studies
• project report
• users
• sound

This article describes Mediate: An Annotation Tool for Audiovisual Media, developed at the University of Rochester, and emphasizes the platform as a source for the understanding of film, television, poetry, pop songs, live performance, music, and advertising as shown in three cases studies from film and media studies, music history, and linguistics.

• Jenny Oyallon-Koloski
• Dora Valkanova
• Michael J. Junokas
• Kayt MacMaster
• Sarah Marks Mininsohn

• images
• tools
• moving images
• performance

We argue for the value of motion capture-driven research that moves audiovisual analysis in a performative direction to integrate the dancer/researcher into the cinematic space.

• Melanie Conroy

• tools
• data visualization
• graphic design
• network
• history

Analyzes the strengths and limitations of the network/mapping tool Palladio in comparison to other tools for diagramming the French Enlightenment network

• Manolis Fragkiadakis
• Victoria Nyst
• Peter van der Putten

• users
• access
• annotation
• machine learning
• tools
• corpora
• data visualization

The aim of this project is to develop a set of tools to assist the annotation of the signs and their formal features in a video irrespectively of its content and quality.

• Jean Carrive
• Abdelkrim Beloued
• Pascale Goetschel
• Serge Heiden
• Antoine Laurent
• Pasquale Lisena
• Franck Mazuet
• Sylvain Meignier
• Bénédicte Pincemin
• Géraldine Poels
• Raphaël Troncy

• moving images
• history
• project report
• tools
• archives
• semantic web

The ANTRACT project is a cross-disciplinary apparatus dedicated to the analysis of the French newsreel company Les Actualités Françaises (1945-1969) and its film productions.

• Kader Pustu-Iren
• Julian Sittel
• Roman Mauer
• Oksana Bulgakowa
• Ralph Ewerth

• moving images
• content analysis
• tools
• annotation

Reviews literature on automated video analysis and suggests requirements for software that supports the needs of film studies scholars

• Barbara Flueckiger
• Gaudenz Halter

• moving images
• tools
• data visualization
• annotation
• collaboration
• cs

Examines the aesthetics, technology, and narratology of film colors through the FilmColors research project

• Eva Hielscher

• moving images
• history
• tools
• annotation
• corpora

Examines the the methodology and use of digital tooles such as ELAN, Cinemetrics, and ImageJ in studying 1920/30s city symphony films

• Lauren G. Kilroy-Ewbank

• visual art
• collaboration
• transcription
• tools
• pedagogy
• digital

• Digital Art History
• Digital Visuality
• Metadata
• Spanish Colonial Art
• Pedagogy
• Omeka

This article explores digital methods for analyzing colonial Latin American art.

• Cody Mejeur

• games
• images
• tools
• data visualization
• users
• archives

Explores the use of ImagePlot for analyzing video game narratives

• David J. Birnbaum
• Elena Spadini

• info architecture
• tools
• project management
• editing
• transcription
• data analytics

Examines how the Gothenburg model of machines-assisted collation contributes to the interpretation of text data

• Ashley S. Lee
• Poom Chiarawongse
• Jo Guldi
• Andras Zsom

• tools
• project management
• history
• infrastructure
• information retrieval
• reading
• nlp

The pipeline, a category of tool, and its influence on the development of the HaToRi is discussed in this article.

• Clarisse Bardiot

• tools
• content analysis
• data curation
• performance
• data analytics

This article discusses the trend of theater analytics and the author's software Rekall and MemoRekall.

• DHQ editorial team

• dh
• tools
• data visualization

Remembering Stéfan Sinclair

• James Dobson

• machine learning
• tools
• data modeling

This essay argues that claims made on behalf of computational models should be more closely evaluated to ensure that they are indeed comprehensible according to the norms of the shared interpretative community of the humanities.

• Christoph Wick
• Christian Reul
• Frank Puppe

• digitization
• annotation
• tools
• transcription
• graphic design
• archives

Examines Calamari as new line based OCR engine to replace OCRopy or Tesseract on historical prints pretraining

• Ana Jofre
• Vincent Berardi
• Kathleen P.J. Brennan
• Aisha Cornejo
• Carl Bennett
• John Harlan

• images
• project report
• machine learning
• annotation
• tools
• archives
• corpora
• area studies

This is a case study that demonstrates how the authors' software can be used to extract and annotate faces from a magazine archive.

• Barbara McGillivray
• Thierry Poibeau
• Pablo Ruiz Fabo

• nlp
• collaboration
• dh
• tools
• corpora
• stylistics
• markup
• annotation

Argues for an increase in communication and collaboration between Natural Language Processing and Digital Humanities communities to advance both fields

• Sarita Albagli
• Hesley Py
• Allan Yu Iwama

• data visualization
• geospatial
• tools
• info architecture
• infrastructure
• area studies
• social justice
• access

A critical and systematic review on information geovisualization via a Brazilian prototype platform.