Language Technology and Artificial Intelligence for Digital Humanities

What this TNA offers

This five-day training school focuses on Language Technology (LT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Digital Humanities. It is organized by the CLARIN:EL research infrastructure, hosted and represented by the Institute for Language and Speech Processing of Athena Research Center, and aims to introduce participants to digital methods for the humanities, and to provide knowledge and practical skills needed for the successful deployment of LT and AI resources and tools in the framework of Digital Humanities and specifically for the curation and processing of digital language data.