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Abstract: Het verhaal van Vlaanderen­ volgt de wetten van een simpele­ detectiveroman, stellen historici­ vast. Er is een spectacu­laire omwenteling, en daarvoor is maar één verklaring. Britse programma’s tonen­ hoe het beter kan.

Content analysis is a widely applied method, applicable to qualitative and quantitative data. In content analysis, computer programs could be used not only for manual typing of codes and categories but for automatic screening of texts, software-assisted identifying and coding of words, phrases, paragraphs or events. Methods for analyzing social media textual data are usually associated with computer science, social media and communication scholar articles. These empirical sources focus on optimizing the goals of computer sciences and mostly evaluate the percentage of documents, phrases or words correctly categorized into a set of themes. Our study aimed to scope the nature and extent of empirical research articles and online materials around automatic content analysis not limited to computer science, media, and communication. This article analyzed and systematized the empirical articles of the last five years examining the categories of automatic content analysis and the related research questions focusing on social sciences and provided practical examples of methods, tools and empirical applications. Research gaps were identified and recommendations for the application of automated content analysis are provided.

© 2020 The phenomenon of microlithism continues to be one of the most interesting topics in the prehistoric archaeology of the Middle Palaeolithic period because it is key to understanding the technology and cultural and economic organisation of Neanderthal societies. The aim of this research is to characterise small-flake industries based on two archaeological levels from the Abric Romaní which present different occupation patterns. Level L is characterised by a shorter and more opportunistic occupational pattern, while the occupations found at archaeolevel Ob were longer and more complex, indicating a greater degree of planning involved in subsistence activities. The analysis was conducted using a technological approach to assess the different operating chains used; particular attention was devoted to the typometric analysis and the production objectives for obtaining small supports. The results indicate that a wide variety of procedures were used to produce microliths, some of an expedient nature and others which were much more complex, such as the different Levallois methods. The data obtained are discussed in the context of the Mediterranean Iberian Peninsula, which is compared to the rest of the sites located in this area in order to reveal the possible similarities and differences between them.

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Eszter Polonyis Vortrag behandelt frühe Systeme automatisierter Identitätserkennung. Einen Fokus bilden Experimente zur Stimmerkennung, wie sie in der Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts von US-amerikanische Telekommunikationsunternehmen unternommen wurden. Sie geht dabei auch den Verbindungen zur Arbeit mit „noise“ von Medienkünstler*innen nach, darunter Tony Conrad, John Cage und Kurt Kren.