Computational linguistics and the dating of early Irish Texts
The Chronologicon Hibernicum project is hosting a series of three thirty-minute public lectures on 15 December, 2016. The lectures will start at 15:00 and run for approximately two and half hours with a coffee/tea break between each lecture.
Programme:
David Stifter (Maynooth University) Introduction - 15:00–15:05
Marius Jøhndal (University of Oslo) “Building and using online corpora for (historical) linguistic research” - 15:05–15:50.
Aaron Griffith (Utrecht University) “Pre-verbal ceta 'first' in the glosses (and some thoughts of the origin of the notae augentes)” - 15:55–16:40.
Gregory Toner (Queen’s University, Befast) “Machine learning and the dating of Medieval Irish Texts” - 16:45–17:30.
Download the full programme here: Computational Linguistics Conference
For further information contact: elliott.lash@mu.ie