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Setting up our Python/Jupyter Notebook workspace

A program that helps you build a balanced Pokémon team

Preprocessing and Encoding for the Corpus Workbench (CWB).

This project will be cloned in the "A taste of git session" on the second day of the GRP course of the CRS. Additionally the repo includes the R notebook used in the "Computational notebooks in R" session.

Vector-based Cartographic Generalization of Roads using Graph Convolutional Neural Networks

S3IT Infrastructure Documentation

Exercise 04 for Programmiertechniken der Computerlinguistik II (Spring 2022, Instructor: Laura Mascarell Espuny, Ph.D.)

Topics: encodings, file formats

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Exercise 03 for Programmiertechniken der Computerlinguistik II (Spring 2022, Instructor: Laura Mascarell Espuny, Ph.D.)

Topics: package generation, structuring READMEs

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Repository where the code to reproduce all analyses from `A Statistical Framework for Replicability' by Leonhard Held, Charlotte Micheloud and Fadoua Balabdaoui is stored.

A project for Building and Annotating Linguistic Resources (FS2022) in which we link some geographical names of the French Text + Berg Corpus to an external list.

Translation of Frank Herbert's novel "Dune" (1965) into Church Slavonic, using styllistics and orthography typical for the South Slavic redactions of the 15th-16th century.

Final project for Intermediate Methods and Programming in Digital Linguistics (Spring 2022, University of Zurich, Instructor: Samuel Läubli, Ph.D.)

Please feel free to contact me for questions, comments, and constructive feedback!

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Ukraine - Russland Krieg

Korpuslinguistisches Denken und Programmieren im Kontext der Germanistik: eine Lernplattform (KoDuP-Germanistik)