I have asked Claude Opus 4.6 (via GitHub Copilot Chat) to summarize various approaches to XML-plaintext-NLP-XML roundtripping, providing it with the respective GitHub repositories (listed in the report).

Claude finds FIVE different approaches. IMHO, in some cases I think it misses where it should have gone into details, but for an overview it is quite good. What do you think?

https://pad.gwdg.de/wwNnTvaETHKuzFiyhIYHog?view#Response-Report-Approaches-to-XML%E2%86%94Plaintext-Conversion-with-Annotation-Preservation

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#TEIXML #NLP #StandoffAnnotation #TEIPublisher #Recogito

Hei #DigitalScholarlyEditions #TEIXML crowd!

🙋 I have a question for you: have you ever used the #Unicode symbol for insertion of a character or word into a text, U+2380 ⎀?

Or how would you encode the insertion mark in a text?

In the #OscarMamen pocket diaries, the insertion mark is used frequently and I would like to encode it somehow.

Suggestions? Examples?

I feels that I cannot get any good results googling anymore: #Enshittification of the search engine, I guess...

We are super excited to go to #Lisbon for #DH2025 & have the chance to talk about "Formalizing <interp>retation in #TEIXML through #RDFa". 🤩

@ACDHCH_OeAW @oeaw @fwf @dh2025 @TEIConsortium @w3c

The QhoD team is proudly announcing the presentation of the next big chunk of Habsburg-Ottoman relations documents: The #GraViz project edits Grand Vizierial correspondence (1560s to 1760s) from the archives in Vienna and Istanbul.

GraViz project presentation
2025-01-28 at 18:00 CET at the #IHB of the #OeAW, Georg-Coch-Platz 1, 1010 Wien and on Zoom.

Details at https://www.oeaw.ac.at/ihb/detail/event/graviz-the-ottoman-grand-vizierate-1560s-1760s

Just another #TEIXML #DigitalEdition, featuring documents in German, Ottoman Turkish, Latin, Italian

Mit #TEIXML und #OpenRefine werden die Hofdiarien Johann Georgs II. (1656–1680) transkribiert, annotiert & analysiert. #Frequenzanalysen enthüllen höfische Kultur, politische Netzwerke & die Kunstgeschichte des #Barock – datenbasiert & maschinenlesbar:

https://saxorum.hypotheses.org/12311

#DigitalHistory #HTR

Es geht wieder los, das #PraxislaborDigitalHumanities - Workshops zum ersten Kennenlernen von Methoden und Werkzeugen der Digital Humanities.

Dieses Semester starten wir mit #TeiXML am 14. und 21.11. Außerdem gibt es Workshops zur KI-gesteuerten Literaturrecherche und dem Managen von Forschungsdaten und und und....

Alle Workshops und weitere Informationen findet ihr unter: https://www.ub.uni-frankfurt.de/digitalhumanities/workshops.html #ubffm #DigitalHumanities