This is code that we will cover in my Hacking the Humanities class at Leiden University. Video tutorials will be uploaded to my YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSarHXwz_HKtiZ3vNTX1rfw
ADSO Scansion System
An experimental scholarly digital edition of section De nomine (folia 1r-11r) of the Adbreviatio artis grammaticae by Ursus from Benevento from codex Casanatensis 1086 (IX century), edited by Paolo Monella within the ALIM Project (2016).
A modular CMS for editing and publishing TEI corpora — Python/FastAPI + Vue 3 + eXist-db
Python scripts for populating a PostgreSQL database for a digital edition, for cleansing humanist data and for creating all the infrastructure for the project's workflow, such as XML files and image files. Also scripts for creating API endpoints and tables of contents for the digital edition's website.
Python scripts for migrating a MySQL database to a PostgreSQL database with a different structure
賢哉古音——漢語音韻學研究程序
AnnotationTool for TEI XML
An Interactive NLP (Natural Language Processing) web application that anayzes over two centuries of American presidential inaugural adresses (from 1789-2026) using Python, NLTK and Streamlit.
This project discovers uncertainties in geographical data with colonial contexts and was developed during the cultural data hackathon at the Stabi Lab Berlin.
Python scripts that scrape Fruit Crate Label from the Digital Commonwealth: Massachusetts Collection Online. Images can be used in image analysis.
Explicator Sententiarum Latinarum ex Regulis: A miniature/toy hybrid dependency/constraint parser for Latin
De la généalogie GeneWeb à la prosopographie : parser fiable, modèle objet, organisations, graphes et enrichissement par LLM.
Scripta Manent is the repository dedicated to my PhD project at the EUI. The files contained here are a collection of Python scripts created to process data extracted from the documentation under analysis, namely printed gazettes in the Italian language covering the Seven Years' War. For consultation of these, please refer to the project website.
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