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NLP4DH - 2025

Total Papers:- 54

Total Papers accross all years:- 108

Total Citations :- 0

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A Bit of This, a Bit of That: Building a Genre and Topic Annotated Dataset of Historical Newspaper Articles with Soft Labels and Confidence Scores

Assessing Crowdsourced Annotations with LLMs: Linguistic Certainty as a Proxy for Trustworthiness

Tianyi Li | Divya Sree | Tatiana Ringenberg |

I only read it for the plot! Maturity Ratings Affect Fanfiction Style and Community Engagement

Mia Jacobsen | Ross Kristensen-McLachlan |

A Data-driven Investigation of Euphemistic Language: Comparing the usage of “slave” and “servant” in 19th century US newspapers

Jaihyun Park | Ryan Cordell |

Fearful Falcons and Angry Llamas: Emotion Category Annotations of Arguments by Humans and LLMs

Lynn Greschner | Roman Klinger |

Bootstrapping AI: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Assessing OCR Quality in English-Language Historical Documents

Samuel Backer | Louis Hyman |

Mining the Past: A Comparative Study of Classical and Neural Topic Models on Historical Newspaper Archives

Keerthana Murugaraj | Salima Lamsiyah | Marten During | Martin Theobald |

Team Conversational AI: Introducing Effervesce

Erjon Skenderi | Salla-Maaria Laaksonen | Jukka Huhtamäki |

Augmented Close Reading for Classical Latin using BERT for Intertextual Exploration

Ashley Gong | Katy Gero | Mark Schiefsky |

Restructuring and visualising dialect dictionary data: Report on Erzya and Moksha materials

Jack Rueter | Niko Partanen |

Threefold model for AI Readiness: A Case Study with Finnish Healthcare SMEs

Mohammed Alnajjar | Khalid Alnajjar | Mika Hämäläinen |

Poetry in RAGs: Modern Greek interwar poetry generation using RAG and contrastive training

Stergios Chatzikyriakidis | Anastasia Natsina |

Modern Models, Medieval Texts: A POS Tagging Study of Old Occitan

A Comparative Analysis of Word Segmentation, Part-of-Speech Tagging, and Named Entity Recognition for Historical Chinese Sources, 1900-1950

Zhao Fang | Liang-Chun Wu | Xuening Kong | Spencer Dean Stewart |

AI Assistant for Socioeconomic Empowerment Using Federated Learning