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@monterosato @benoitmelancon @crihn
Oui, parce que je suis en train d'expérimenter avec une version #Wikibase de la bibliographie, qu'on pourra ensuite relier aussi à l'instance Wikibase de #MiMoText @tcdh parce que bien sûr les chercheurs et chercheuses parlent tout le temps des auteurs et des romans qui nous intéressent dans #MiMoText.
J'espère pouvoir partager un lien bientôt.
Très cool to be at the Université de #Montréal for the colloque #CRIHN: "Nouvelles perspectives sur les éditions critiques", organised by @mesinatra!
Centre de recherche interuniversitaire sur les humanités numériquesColloque GREN-CRIHN « Nouvelles perspectives sur les éditions critiques »Dans le cadre d’une collaboration entre le GREN et les activités de l’axe 1 de notre centre, Michael Sinatra organise une journée d’étude sur le thème « Nouvelles perspectives sur les éditions critiques » à l’Université de Montréal les 30 septembre et 1 octobre prochain, avec onze participants internationaux. Notre événement se clôtura avec le lancement de […]
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@umblaetterer @freieuniversitaet
Very excited to be part of this event, talking about #MiMoText, #Wikidata, #Wikibase, #LOD, #Federation, #Modeling and of course #LiteraryHistory.
#Wikimedia Deutschland hat unser Projektteam zu ihrer Arbeit in „Mining and Modeling Text” (#MiMoText) interviewt. 
Das Interview erschien am 28.6. auf dem Wikimedia Tech News Blog: https://tech-news.wikimedia.de/en/2024/06/28/modeling-the-enlightenment-novel-an-interview-with-the-mimotext-team/.
Im Interview geht es um Themen wie #Interoperabilität oder #Multilingualität von Daten und um Herausforderungen und Erfolge bei der Implementierung einer eigenen #Wikibase-Instanz. Außerdem beleuchten sie die Rolle von Wikibase in den #DigitalHumanities und die Vorteile von #LOD.
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@awinkler @MariaHinzmann @fpianz
We have a forthcoming chapter on #MiMoText that (among other things) comments on some aspects of #federation, #interoperability and #infrastructure for #LOD in the #Wikibase / #Wikidata context.
The preprint is available here: https://zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/zenodo.12080340
ZenodoPatterns in modeling and querying a knowledge graph for literary history [preprint]Preprint: Maria Hinzmann, Matthias Bremm, Tinghui Duan, Anne Klee, Johanna Konstanciak, Julia Röttgermann, Moritz Steffes, Christof Schöch, Joëlle Weis (2024 / im Druck). “Patterns in modeling and querying a knowledge graph for literary history”. In: Pattern Theory in Language and Communication, ed. Sabine Arndt-Lappe, Milena Belosevic, Peter Maurer, Claudine Moulin, Achim Rettinger & Sören Stumpf. Trier: TCLC. – Please use the final, open access version of this chapter once it becomes available. –
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Thanks for mentioning #MiMoText, @fpianz !
Adding @MariaHinzmann to the loop.
Please note that in the case of MiMoText, federated queries work in both directions:
(1) Queries from our MiMoTextBase that fetch data from Wikidata
(2) Queries at the Wikidata endpoint using our MiMoTextBase data, via the "MiMoText ID" included for authors and novels in Wikidata, see e.g. https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q862050
www.wikidata.orgLes Liaisons dangereuses1782 epistolary novel by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos
Currently on my first long-distance travel in a very long time and it does feel very special and exciting. The destination, South #Korea, is certainly a key factor!
And the program is packed, with four events – and associated dinners ;-) – in the next four days.
So cool to be speaking about our work in #CLS from several projects at @tcdh, including on #Zeta, #MiMoText, #ELTeC and @CLSinfra. I'm also very eager to learn more about Korean DH research!
Details: https://christof-schoech.de/activities/?_sf_s=Korea
Happy to announce that the #corpus of 200 #French #Eighteenth-Century #novels that my colleague Julia Röttgermann has edited in the framework of the #MiMoText project is now also described as a #DataPaper in #JOHD:
Röttgermann, J. (2024) ‘The Collection of Eighteenth-Century French Novels 1751–1800’, Journal of Open Humanities Data, 10(1), p. 31.
Available at: https://doi.org/10.5334/johd.201
Einblicke in die #MiMoText-Ära:
Unser neuester Artikel wirft einen Blick auf die Projektzeit von 'Mining and Modeling Text' von 2019 bis 2023. Erfahrt mehr über die Meilensteine und Erfolge dieses Projekts.
Hier könnt ihr den Abschlussbericht lesen: https://tcdh.uni-trier.de/de/newsbeitrag/projektabschluss-mining-and-modeling-text-2019-2023
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@SethRudy Missing some context here, but may I offer a carefully curated corpus of 200 French Eighteenth-Century novels with solid metadata and available in various file formats, among them XML-TEI? https://github.com/MiMoText/roman18
#corpus #mimotext #novels #TEI #French @tcdh
(And with thanks to @stefan_hessbrueggen for the pointer to this post!)
GitHubGitHub - MiMoText/roman18: Collection de romans français du dix-huitième siècle (1751-1800) / Collection of Eighteenth-Century French Novels (1751-1800)Collection de romans français du dix-huitième siècle (1751-1800) / Collection of Eighteenth-Century French Novels (1751-1800) - GitHub - MiMoText/roman18: Collection de romans français du dix-huiti...
Auf der #DH2023 haben Teilnehmende im SPARQL-Workshop eigene Abfragen formuliert. Eine Auswahl ist jetzt auch online dokumentiert:
https://mimotext.github.io/MiMoTextBase_Tutorial/gallery.html
#MiMoText #SPARQL #LOD
At #DH2023, participants in the SPARQL workshop created their own queries. A selection of them is now also documented online:
https://mimotext.github.io/MiMoTextBase_Tutorial/gallery.html
#MiMoText #SPARQL #LOD
It's also a 
The week before the amazing #DH2023 @fpianz presented a possible future of federation (& collaboration) in the #wikibase ecosystem 
during a great workshop about "Ontologies in narrative and fiction" (extending a #MiMoText visualization adapting an image by D.Shick, blogpost by @lozross).
- slides GOLEM project: https://golemlab.eu/news/ontology-workshop/slides/Pianzola-Yang_GOLEM_ontology_compressed.pdf
- slide(s) #MiMoText: https://mimotext.github.io/lod-lithist/eng#/3/11
- blogpost: https://blogs.tib.eu/wp/tib/2021/11/05/tib-at-wikidatacon-part-1/
#LOD @tcdh @christof @jojoweis @naudgnit
@umblaetterer @wikidata
RT Frank Fischer
At #DH2023, it's really palpable just how quickly #Wikidata is gaining traction in the #DigitalHumanities: #MiMoText workshop plus at least a handful of papers and projects using it. See also Fudie Zhao's @wikidata survey @DSHjournal: https://doi.org/10.1093/llc/fqac083 https://twitter.com/umblaetterer/status/1679507104690843649
OUP AcademicA systematic review of Wikidata in Digital Humanities projectsAbstract. Wikidata has been widely used in Digital Humanities (DH) projects. However, a focused discussion regarding the current status, potential, and challeng
The #MiMoText team thanks you for the great #SPARQL #workshop!
The slides, abstract and the tutorial are online available:
- slides: https://zenodo.org/record/8124314
- abstract: https://zenodo.org/record/8107667
- tutorial: https://docs.mimotext.uni-trier.de
#DH2023
@christof @MariaHinzmann @jojoweis @naudgnit
For those of you who cannot be in Graz this year at #DH2023, #MiMoText (#UniTrier) prepared also an online SPARQL tutorial:
https://mimotext.github.io/MiMoTextBase_Tutorial/tutorial_index.html
#SPARQL #LinkedOpenData #DH2023 #Graz
The #DH2023 conference kicks off today! Don’t miss the SPARQL workshop from 1:30pm to 5:30pm provided by #MiMoText (#UniTrier).
https://mimotext.uni-trier.de/workshop-at-the-digital-humanities-conference-2023/
#DigitalHumanities #SPARQL #Graz
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And just in time for #DH2023, an extension of our tutorial is now online: We have created a section on the visualizations of the #Wikibase Query Service infrastructure. The page gives an overview of the various possibilities to display your #SPARQL query results. Check it out at: https://mimotext.github.io/MiMoTextBase_Tutorial/visualizations.html .
#MiMoText
@tcdh @jojoweis @christof @naudgnit