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Using the original, manually applied labels, this poster presents whether early modern legal texts can be automatically labelled through AI. Using Annif (by the National Library of Finland) the applicability of the tool to early modern handwritten texts is and its various backends (e.g. TF-IDF; Omikujji, and fastText) are tested.
Paper, and methods, History, optical character recognition and handwriting recognition, legislation, annif, automatic metadata, Law and legal studies, metadata standards, simple knowledge organisation system, systems, database creation, Poster, and analysis, management
Paper, and methods, History, optical character recognition and handwriting recognition, legislation, annif, automatic metadata, Law and legal studies, metadata standards, simple knowledge organisation system, systems, database creation, Poster, and analysis, management
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