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Making sense of non-sense. Tracing topics in a historical corpus on psychiatry facing low OCR quality
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Digital history & historiography

Making sense of non-sense. Tracing topics in a historical corpus on psychiatry facing low OCR quality

written by
Maria Biryukov, Lars Wieneke, Eva Andersen
published on
12 September 2019

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Maria Biryukov
Maria Biryukov
Maria was a Research associate
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Lars Wieneke
Lars Wieneke
Lars is the Head of Digital Research Infrastructure
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Eva Andersen
Eva Andersen
Eva was a PhD Candidate
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