Digital Humanities, Corpus and Language Technology / Humanidades Digitales, Corpus y Tecnología del Lenguaje

Andrés Grajales Ramírez; Jorge Molina Mejía; Pablo Valdivia Martin; Santiago Alejandro Ortiz Hernández; Jaime Peña Arce; Ernesto Llerena García; Antonio  Reyes Pérez; Iván  López Martín; Kateřina Pugachova; Carolina Julià Luna; María Ángeles García Aranda; Benjamín López Hidalgo; Pedro Eduardo Hernández Fuentes; Cristina  Tur; Jitka Veroňková; Camila Barros; Eveling Garzón Fontalvo; Irene Renau; Karen Lorena Baquero Castro; Alberto  Pardal Padín; John  Roberto; M. Amparo Soler Bonafont; Heliana Mello; Berta  González Saavedra; Rogelio Nazar; María Victoria Pardo Rodríguez; Guillermo  Salas Jiménez; Brian Davis; Manuel Caro Piñeres; H Antonio García  Zúñiga; José Ignacio Hidalgo González; José Luis Pemberty Tamayo; Antonio Jesús Tamayo Herrera

doi:10.21827/646242d096beb

Digital Humanities, Corpus and Language Technology / Humanidades Digitales, Corpus y Tecnología del Lenguaje : A look from diverse case studies / Una mirada desde diversos casos de estudio

Authors

Andrés Grajales Ramírez (ed)

Universidad de Antioquia

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4721-2468

Jorge Molina Mejía (ed)

Universidad de Antioquia

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1430-6364

Pablo Valdivia Martin (ed)

University of Groningen

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2039-5882

Synopsis

Digital Humanities, Corpus and Language Technology: A look from diverse case studies is an outstanding collection of research contributions that explores the intersection of technology and the humanities. The authors provide a comprehensive overview of how these technologies can enhance research across various disciplines, from literature to history to anthropology. This book is a mustread for anyone interested in future research in the humanities. Digital Humanities, Corpus, and Language Technologies are rapidly growing fields that have the potential to revolutionize research across various disciplines.
New technologies have opened up new perspectives for research, allowing scientists to analyze data in previously impossible ways. The interdisciplinary approach and practical applications make it an invaluable resource for researchers, students, and anyone interested in the intersection of technology and the humanities.

This publication is peer reviewed.

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August 2023

Chapters

Preface

Pablo Valdivia Martin

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Introduction/Introducción

Andrés Grajales Ramírez, Jorge Molina Mejía, Pablo Valdivia Martin

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Part I Digital Humanities
Understanding Outsider Art in the context of Digital Humanities
Entender el Arte Outsider en el contexto de las Humanidades Digitales

John Roberto, Brian Davis

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db66508d966

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La Biblioteca Virtual de la Filología Española (BVFE) y su acervo hispanoamericano
The Biblioteca Virtual de la Filología Española (BVFE) and its Hispanic American heritage

Jaime Peña Arce, María Ángeles García Aranda

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db6661f1333

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De dos bases de datos relacionales a una base de datos XML. El proyecto COMREGLA
From two relational databases to an XML one. Project COMREGLA

Iván López Martín, Cristina Tur, Eveling Garzón Fontalvo, Alberto Pardal Padín, Berta González Saavedra, Guillermo Salas Jiménez, José Ignacio Hidalgo González

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db66747e03b

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Análisis del epistolario del coronel Anselmo Pineda con Python: una mirada al proyecto coleccionista y al territorio desde las redes sociales y el aprendizaje automático
Analysis of Colonel Anselmo Pineda’s epistolary with Python: a glance to the collecting project from the study of the territory and social networks

Santiago Alejandro Ortiz Hernández

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db66891b32f

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Part II Corpus construction
Desarrollo de un corpus de atlas lingüísticos
Development of a corpus of linguistic atlases

Carolina Julià Luna

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db66aa60828

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The C-ORAL-BRASIL proposal for the treatment of multimodal corpora data: the BGEST corpus pilot project
La propuesta del C-ORAL-BRASIL para el tratamiento de datos multimodales en corpus: el proyecto piloto del corpus BGEST

Camila Barros, Heliana Mello

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db66b6f1039

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Las tecnologías del lenguaje y las lenguas indígenas mexicanas: constitución de un corpus paralelo amuzgo-español
Human language technology and the indigenous languages in Mexico: the Amuzgo-Spanish parallel corpus

Antonio Reyes Pérez, H Antonio García Zúñiga

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db66c1f24e1

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Methodological bases: the construction of a corpus for the detection of deception and credibility assessment
Bases metodológicas: la construcción de un corpus para la detección de mentiras y la evaluación de la credibilidad

Pedro Eduardo Hernández Fuentes

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db66d2098b5

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Türkisch für Anfänger: propuesta de un corpus del alemán coloquial actual, ejemplificado a partir de las fórmulas rutinarias de saludo
Türkisch für Anfänger: proposal of a corpus of modern colloquial German, exemplified from routine phrases for greetings

Karen Lorena Baquero Castro

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db66df72011

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CLEC - Colombian Learner English Corpus: first learner corpus of written production in English online in Colombia
CLEC - Corpus Colombiano de Aprendices de Inglés: primer corpus de producción escrita de aprendices de inglés en Colombia disponible en línea

María Victoria Pardo Rodríguez, Antonio Jesús Tamayo Herrera

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db66f9625bd

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Part III Corpus analysis and Natural Language Processing
Pronunciation of consonant clusters in Spanish speakers based on the Czech read speech corpora
La pronunciación de los grupos de consonantes en hispanohablantes basándose en el corpus oral leído checo

Kateřina Pugachova, Jitka Veroňková

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db67078099d

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Relacionando los análisis cualitativo y cuantitativo. Una propuesta de modelo estadístico predictivo para completar la descripción compleja de los verbos cognitivos
Relating qualitative and quantitative analysis. A predictive statistical model proposal to complete the complex description of cognitive verbs

M. Amparo Soler Bonafont

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db67135ab04

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Use of Bayesian networks for the analysis of corpus of local problems related to the Sustainable Development Goals
Uso de redes Bayesianas para el análisis de corpus de problemas locales relacionados con los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible

Ernesto Llerena García, Manuel Caro Piñeres

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64db671fb3406

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Correlación entre la metáfora orientacional bueno es arriba / malo es abajo y polaridad positiva/negativa en verbos del español: un estudio con estadística de corpus
Correlation between the orientational metaphor good is up / bad is down and positive/negative polarity in Spanish verbs: a study with corpus statistics

Benjamín López Hidalgo, Irene Renau, Rogelio Nazar

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64dca2b1a4b17

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UnderRL Tagger: a free software for Under-Resourced Languages POS tagging
UnderRL Tagger: un software libre para etiquetar POS en Under- Resourced Languages

Jorge Molina Mejía, José Luis Pemberty Tamayo

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21827/64dca2fd4c788

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Author Biographies

Andrés Grajales Ramírez, Universidad de Antioquia

Andrés Felipe Grajales Ramírez is a Hispanic philologist from the University of Antioquia (Colombia) and holds a Master's degree in Cinematografía from the University of Córdoba (Spain).
Passionate about language, linguistics and art, he has participated for more than five years in the research incubator group Corpus ex machina, specialized in natural language processing and corpus linguistics. Thus, his research and professional fields are Computational and Corpus Linguistics, Proofreading and the teaching of Spanish as a Foreign Language. He is also part of the multidisciplinary international academic research network Data Science, Culture & Social Change.

Jorge Molina Mejía, Universidad de Antioquia

Jorge Mauricio Molina Mejía is an associate professor in the area of linguistics at the University of Antioquia, professor of computational linguistics and Spanish as a foreign language, coordinator of the research group Corpus Ex Machina, he is part of the Committee of the Doctorate in Linguistics of the Faculty of Communications and Philology (University of Antioquia). His research fields are Computational Linguistics, Natural Language Processing and the teaching of Spanish as a Foreign Language. He has written articles, book chapters and books in these fields of knowledge, particularly the book "Lingüística computacional y de corpus: teorías, métodos y aplicaciones" (Editorial Universidad de Antioquia).

Pablo Valdivia Martin, University of Groningen

Pablo Valdivia Martin is Full Professor and Chair of European Culture and Literature (University of Groningen), Accreditated Full Professor [Catedrático Universidad] of Arts and Humanities (ANECA, Spain), Associate in Applied Physics at Harvard Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (Harvard University), Academic Director of the Netherlands Research School for Literary Studies (OSL), Scientific Advisor of the Netherlands Institute of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences and Humanities and the Netherlands Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences (NIAS-KNAW), Coordinator Research Theme Group Data Science, Culture & Social Change at Research Centre for the Study of Democratic Cultures and Politics (DemCP, RUG), Co-Editor of the Routledge Companions to Hispanic and Latin American Studies and Research Fellow ‘Corpus Ex Machina’ Research Group Incubator (UdeA).