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Showing posts with label NLP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NLP. Show all posts
Nov 10, 2024

Experiments in Automated Entity Extraction with Pinpoint: Toledo Museum of Art Provenance PDF

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Pinpoint is a tool for investigative journalists. It performs automatic entity extraction from PDF files. Can it be useful for processing pr...
Jun 25, 2024

Graupe in provenance texts of American museums

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The Paul Graupe auction house was a key player in sales of Jewish art collections during the Nazi-era. In this post, we look at a selection ...
May 29, 2024

Looted Art Detector: Custom Indicator File Art Traffickers

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The list below contains the last names of antiquities trafficker who were investigated by the Manhattan DA, the FBI or other criminal invest...
Feb 20, 2023

Tracking Looted Art 2: Sothebys Sales of Restituted Artworks as Data

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The provenances of artworks restituted to Jewish families  plundered by Nazis contain valuable information for the art historian and Holocau...
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Jan 9, 2023

How are citation networks used to uncover disinformation?

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Citation networks can be used to uncover disinformation by revealing patterns of i nformation flow within a particular domain or communit...
Aug 12, 2021

Detector Tool Tutorial: ranking by number of Red Flag and Restitution Case Names

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This post, in the educational series on the experimental digital tool for analysing provenance texts, demonstrates Ranking by Red Flag Names...
Jul 18, 2021

Looted Art Detector Tool: Swiss GLAMHACK2021

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Note: 12NOV2024 The Looted Art Detector is undergoing an update on Pythonanywhere and will be back in service soon TRY IT! Objective: Identi...
Dec 27, 2019

Nazi-era Provenance Gaps and Digital Analytics: A Stunning Lack of Progress

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As 2019 draws to a close, one is astonished at how little digital analysis has been published concerning artworks that changed hands duri...
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Dec 20, 2019

ART PROVENANCE DATASET: Origins Unknown: artworks recovered from Germany after WWII and held by the Dutch state

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The Netherlands, which saw more than 75% of its Jews murdered in the Holocaust*, has created a website for "what remains of the artwo...