AI approach to tables in the Historical sources

Arpil 8th-9th, 2019

Max planck institute for the History of sciences, Berlin

Room 219

org: Matthieu Husson and Matteo Valleriani (Max-Planck Berlin)

 

Participants:

Jochen Büttner  (MPIWG, Berlin Center for Machine Learning), Shih-Pei Chen (MPIWG), Oliver Eberle (TU Berlin, Machine Learning Group), Sietske Fransen (Biblioteca Hertziana, MPG, Rome), Matthieu Husson (PSL-Observatoire de Paris, ALFA project), Florian Kräutli  (MPIWG), Anuj Misra (MPIWG), Nungyao Lin  (MPIWG), Christoph Sander (MPIWG), Galla Topalian (PSL-Observatoire de Paris, ALFA project), Matteo Valleriani (MPIWG), Malte Vogl  (MPIWG), Calvin Yeh  (MPIWG)

 

Program

April 8th

10:00

Matteo Valleriani

Welcome

 

Session 1: The Historical research

10:15

Matthieu Husson

Why and how do we build DISHAS?

 

11:00

Coffee Break

 

11:15

Matteo Valleriani

The Sphaera Corpus

 

Session 2: Retrieval

 

12:00

Nungyao Lin

Machine-Learning Historical Images Categorization via Neural Network

 

13:00

Lunch Break

 

14:00

Jochen Büttner

Using ML technology to recognize tables in the Sphaera Corpus

 

15:00

Oliver Eberle

A Deep Network’s Perspective on Tables

 

15:30

Shih-Pei Chen, Calvin Yeh

Extracting Tables in Chinese Local Gazetteers

 

16:00

Coffee Break

16:15

Discussion

 

 17:30

Dinner with Discussion at the Trattoria Romana