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📖 As part of the #REWIND project, Alba Comino published ‘Intertwining Narrative and Technology: Reinterpreting European Cultural Heritage through the Voices of Latin American Women Writers’ in the International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing, where she describes the #methodology used in the project.

🔓 In #OpenAccess: euppublishing.com/doi/full/10.

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Header of the paper “Intertwining Narrative and Technology: Reinterpreting European Cultural Heritage through the Voices of Latin American Women Writers”, by Alba Comino, published on issue 2 of volume 18 of the International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing, em 2024. Abstract: “Travel literature not only provides relevant information about cultural heritage, such as authorship, chronology or location, but also reveals the impressions evoked by its reception. This article describes the methodology of the ongoing REWIND project, which explores European cultural heritage through the perspectives of Latin American women writers who travelled to Europe in the early twentieth century. The project seeks to amplify the voices of non-European women committed to feminism and sociocultural diversity to foster decolonial, inclusive and pluralistic historical narratives. On the one hand, we address the configuration of the project corpus, the semantic annotation process, and the design of the ontological modelling according to the deep data concept. On the other hand, we explain the analysis of the relationships between cultural heritage, time, space and emotion. The project uses travel literature in digital format to retrieve, study and interpret data on cultural heritage, creating a workflow that integrates information from various historical sources to raise further questions and provide new insights. The proposed methodology follows the FAIR principles (...)
#Histodons#DigitalHumanities#LitStudies
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Christoph Deppe

🛠️ The #euvsdisinfo #dataset is a fantastic resource—well-structured, highly useful, and a great example of proactive #data sharing in the #research of #disinformation. I’ll be using it in an upcoming research project!

🔍 That said, the data collection #methodology remains a bit opaque. If anyone has insights on how the data is gathered, I’d love to hear more!

🔗 euvsdisinfo.eu/

EUvsDisinfoEUvsDisinfo | Detecting, analysing, and raising awareness about disinformation - EUvsDisinfoEUvsDisinfo is the flagship project of the European External Action Service’s East StratCom Task Force.It was established in 2015 to better forecast, address, and respond to the Russian Federation’s ongoing disinformation campaigns affecting the European Union, its Member States, and countries in the shared neighbourhood.
#OSINT#DataTransparency#InfoOps
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Leigh-Chantelle

Tomorrow, I'm presenting with Samantha Low Choy at the #Methodology Matters #Forum organised by the Griffith Institute for Educational #Research.

Our topic is Eliciting Conceptual Models to Link #Qualitative & Statistical #Analysis on Autonomous Vehicle Views

"Here, we present an elicitation method developed to retrospectively surface the conceptual model, to capitalise on previous thematic analysis. Hence, we consider [elicitation] method to enhance [survey] methods."

Slide with text stating: Eliciting Conceptual Models to Link Qualitative & Statistical Analysis on Autonomous Vehicle Views Samantha Low-Choy (GIER) & Leigh-Chantelle Koch (Applied Psychology) Methodology Matters Forum, 20 November 2024
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Violet Rose

Here's another article based on a trend I just don't get. Studies that yield negative results tend not to be published, or even submitted for publication. The article refers to such studies several times as "failed" studies.

This runs contrary to the principle I taught my junior high science students thirty years ago. I had them come up with an experimental design, create a hypothesis, perform the experiment, and document their results, just like any science class. The most significant lesson from this process isn't just how to perform and document an experiment; it's recognizing that even if your hypothesis is incorrect, you've learned something about the phenomenon you're studying.

It's hard to believe that the scientific community overall is just realizing the importance of negative or unexpected results. The next time someone studies a certain phenomenon, reviewing negative results tells them what to exclude or control. Otherwise they may unknowingly include factors that have already been shown to affect the results.

#Science #ScientificMethod #Methodology

nature.com/articles/d41586-024

www.nature.comIlluminating ‘the ugly side of science’: fresh incentives for reporting negative resultsNew data repositories and alternative journals and workshops offer routes for sharing negative results — which could help to solve the reproducibility crisis and give machine learning a boost.
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Joshua McNeill

"In this study, we improved the #methodology by teasing out two distinct measures: #fusion (how many #affixes #verbs and #nouns have) and informativity (how many distinctions are made)."

Yeesh. Regardless of the merits of the study, this is extremely poor framing, especially a #science #journalism article, as it's really just asking if #fusional #languages specifically are correlated with environment.

#linguistics #grammar #linguisticcomplexity #morphology

phys.org/news/2023-08-evolutio

phys.orgThe evolution of complex grammars: New study measures grammatical complexity of 1,314 languagesLanguages around the world differ greatly in how many grammatical distinctions they make. This variation is observable even between closely related languages. The speakers of Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian, for example, use the same word hunden, meaning "the dog," to communicate that the dog is in the house or that someone found the dog or gave food to the dog. In Icelandic, on the other hand, three different word forms would be used in these situations, corresponding to the nominative, accusative, and dative case respectively: hundurinn, hundinn, and hundinum.
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Carlisle Rainey

#introduction

I'm a political scientist at FSU. I work on computational methods and experimental design, applied to comparative electoral institutions, state policy, nuclear weapons, and political knowledge.

My most well-known paper addresses the fallacy of concluding “no effect” from “statistical insignificance” and shows how to make a better argument.(carlislerainey.com/papers/nme.)

#politicalscience#methodology#openscience
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Carsten Q. Schneider

I have joined already a while ago and haven’t yet written my #introduction :

I am Professor of Political Science and Pro-Rector for External Relations at Central European University (#CEU) in Vienna.

I am interested in comparative politics and #methodology. I study the transformation of political regimes and work on the development of set-theoretic methods, in particular #QCA.

I toot about anything potentially interesting, as a professional hobby vintner also #wine.

@politicalscience

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Jan Horstmann

#introduction #neuhier
Coming from Literary Studies, I am now head of the Service Center for Digital Humanities (SCDH) at University of Münster. My interests are digital annotation, text analysis, visualization, literature and narratology. I work for #DigitalHumanities, #ComputationalLiteraryStudies (#cls), #dhtheorie, #methodology and #openscience. I am also part of the specialized editorial office (Fachredaktion) of the Zeitschrift für digitale Geisteswissenschaften (zfdg.de/).

zfdg.deZfdG - Zeitschrift für digitale Geisteswissenschaften | ZfdG - Zeitschrift für digitale Geisteswissenschaften
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David C. Norris 🇺🇦

#introduction: I'm a medically trained scientific and statistical consultant working on problems in the #epistemology of #medicine & #MedicalResearch. I have devoted particular attention to developing a #methodology for #DoseIndividualization in #oncology #DrugDevelopment.

Although I use #Rstats extensively in my work, my heart is really with declarative programming languages such as #Prolog and #JAGS. Keen to learn #FPGA and build stuff with it!

#introductions
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