Talk Series on Digital Tools for Sinology and Beyond (II)
A Text-Mining Approach of Authorship Attribution through DocuSky Corpus Grams Tool
Wednesday, 3 March 2021, 13:00-14:00
In the second instalment of the talk series, the TEXTCOURT Project is pleased to have Dr. Chijui Hu share with us the application of the Corpus Grams Tool developed by DocuSky. In this talk entitled "A Text-Mining Approach of Authorship Attribution through DocuSky Corpus Grams Tool," Dr. Hu will introduce how humanities researchers use the Corpus Grams Tool to analyse and mine the texts. Using the N-Gram function in the DocuSky Collaboration Platform developed by the Research Center for Digital Humanities of National Taiwan University, one can determine the author (authorship attribution) and identify the crucial concepts of a given text. Through the demo of the Corpus Grams Tool developed by Dr. Hsiehchang Tu, this talk will show us that one can easily apply digital tools in their research without any prior knowledge of information science.
About the speaker:
Dr. Chijui Hu 胡其瑞 is the Assistant Professor of the Graduate Institute of History at the National Changhua University of Education in Taiwan. He is also the Adjunct Research Fellow of the Research Center for Digital Humanities of the National Taiwan University. In the last few years, Dr. Hu is the PM of DocuSky Collaboration Platform. He has given numerous workshops in multiple universities overseas concerning the application of DocuSky.
You will receive a confirmation email containing the Microsoft Teams link to the talk after registration. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to email us at textcourt@orinst.ox.ac.uk.
