Digital Humanities Laboratory
A mosaic of visuals originating from various research projects at the DHLAB.
The Digital Humanities Laboratory was founded by Professor Frédéric Kaplan in 2012. The lab develops new computational approaches to manage large digital cultural objects (such as large corpora of texts, images, and complex documents), and to execute high-resolution digitization of artifacts, buildings, and cities. It also aims to develop new understandings of digital cultures, such as visual languages, video culture, and linguistic mediations.
Most Recent Publications
2026
An Automated Approach to Cartographic Stemmatology
2026
ICDAR 2026 HIPE-OCRepair Competition on LLM-Assisted OCR Post-correction for Historical Documents
2026. The 20th International Conference on Document Analysis and Recognition, Vienna, Austria, 2026-09-01. p. 405 – 422. DOI : 10.1007/978-3-032-36042-7_24.A Dataset of Cultural Heritage Manipulation on English Wikipedia in the Russo–Ukrainian Context
2026. SIGIR ’26: The 49th International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Melbourne, Australia, 2026-07-20 – 2026-07-24. p. 3183 – 3189. DOI : 10.1145/3805712.3808580.Digitising Endangered Armenian Epigraphic Heritage in India
Միջազգային գիտաժողովի նյութեր; Երևան: ՀՀ ԳԱԱ Գիտակրթական միջազգային կենտրոն, 2026.The hedonic evaluation of neurofeedback stimuli is fast, automatic and implicit An ERP study on stimulus design
2026
Data Augmentation for Historical NER: A Systematic Comparison of Lexical and LLM-based Approaches
2026. 11th Edition of the Swiss Text Analytics Conference, Oerlikon, Zurich, 2026-06-10. p. 154 – 170.Toward Interoperable and Scalable Representations of Complex Heterogeneous Digitized Historical Media
2026. First Workshop on Creating Interoperable Corpora of Historical Newspapers (PressMint-LREC2026), Palama de Mallorca, Spain, 2026-05-15. p. 72 – 81.JADIS SuperMapRealigner: A Generic Method for the Automatic Alignment of Historical Maps
2026.Generalizable Multiscale Segmentation of Heterogeneous Map Collections
2026