Lecture

Impresso: Newspaper Archives Exploration

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Description

This lecture delves into the exploration of historical newspaper archives using the Impresso project, focusing on OCR quality assessment, named entity processing, topic modeling, and text reuse analysis. It covers challenges in data preprocessing, search based on named entities, and the evaluation of digital interfaces for historical research.

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