| About DH (2) | Fr 13th 9:15-10:15 |
| Coding the Humanities | Jan Hein Hoogstad and Marijn Koolen |
| DH, AIME and the philosophical inquiry | Andrej Gogora |
| Digital Humanities in the classroom: Mapping strategies and possibilities for teaching computational methods in humanities curricula | Stefania Scagliola, Fernie Maas and Els Stronks |
| Copyright | Fr 13th 9:15-10:15 |
| The great 20th-century hole: What the Digital Humanities miss | Alastair Dunning |
| Authorship and authenticity in the visions of Elisabeth of Schönau | Renske van Nie |
| Digital Humanities research and intellectual property rights: the case of The riddle of literary quality | Tjeerd Schiphof and Karina Van Dalen-Oskam |
| Talking numbers? | Toos Streng |
| Cross-culture | Fr 13th 10:45-11:45 |
| Melodic Segmentation Across Cultural Traditions and Styles | Marcelo Rodriguez Lopez and Anja Volk |
| NER as a gateway drug to the Linked Data cloud: Application of Named-Entity Recognition on cultural heritage metadata | Simon Hengchen, Max De Wilde and Seth van Hooland |
| Translator’s influences on Hitler’s Mein Kampf | Aron Brouwer, Corina Koolen and Rens Bod |
| Emotion | Fr 13th 9:15-10:15 |
| CLiPS Stylometry Investigation (CSI) Corpus: A Dutch corpus for the detection of age, gender, personality, sentiment and deception in text | Ben Verhoeven and Walter Daelemans |
| From sentiment mining to mining embodied emotions. Emotional Styles on the Dutch Stage, 1600-1830 | Inger Leemans, Kristine Steenbergh, Herman Roodenburg, Erika Kuijpers |
| The Riddle of Literary Quality Project | Corina Koolen, Kim Jautze and Andreas van Cranenburgh |
| Images | Fr 13th 10:45-11:45 |
| Patterns of reception: analyzing the artistic reception of early nineteenth-century British genre painting with phylogenetic systematics | Sophie Kruijssen |
| The Text of the Document. Image-Text linking in the Beckett Digital Manuscript Project. | Wout Dillen |
| Why Do People Stop and Look at Images? – Using big data to understand visual affordances – | Ronald Hünneman and Floris de Jonge |
| Linked Data | Fr 13th 10:45-11:45 |
| Linking the STCN and Performing Big Data Queries in the Humanities | Wouter Beek, Rinke Hoekstra, Fernie Maas, Albert Merono Penuela and Inger Leemans |
| Persistent identification: supporting digital humanities | Alina Saenko |
| Talk of Europe – Linking European Parliament Proceedings | Max Kemman and Astrid Van Aggelen |
| Names | Fr 13th 10:45-11:45 |
| An exploration of computational stylistics as applied to encyclopaedic and polemical literature | Gunther Martens |
| Text Analytics for Detecting Dutch, German, and Allied Perspectives on Events at the End of the Second World War in the Arnhem-Nijmegen Region | Antal van den Bosch and Marten Düring |
| Towards Extracting a Semantic Graph of Entities from Unstructured Text | Ridho Reinanda, Vincent Traag, Jacky Hicks, Maarten de Rijke, Fridus Steijlen and Gerry van Klinken |
| Unstable data (2) | Fr 13th 9:15-10:15 |
| Digital Architecture and the Role of the Editor: Mapping Invention in Writing | Elli Bleeker |
| Genetic Criticism and the Auto-Saved Document | Thomas Crombez |
| Towards a digital edition of the Vierde Partie of the ‘Spiegel Historiael’: Preliminary theoretical and technical considerations | Ulrike Wuttke |