Publication

On Mining Citations to Primary and Secondary Sources in Historiography

Frédéric Kaplan, Giovanni Colavizza
2015
Conference Papers

Abstract

We present preliminary results from the Linked Books project, which aims at analysing citations from the histo- riography on Venice. A preliminary goal is to extract and parse citations from any location in the text, especially footnotes, both to primary and secondary sources. We detail a pipeline for these tasks based on a set of classifiers, and test it on the Archivio Veneto, a journal in the domain.

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