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How reliable are centrality measures for data collected from fragmentary and heterogeneous historical sources? A case study.
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Contemporary history of Luxembourg Contemporary history of Europe Digital history & historiography

How reliable are centrality measures for data collected from fragmentary and heterogeneous historical sources? A case study.

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Marten Düring
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1 January 2016

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Marten Düring
Marten Düring
Marten is an Assistant Professor in Digital History
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Contemporary history of Luxembourg Contemporary history of Europe Digital history & historiography

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