Titlebook: Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries; 13th European Confer Maristella Agosti,José Borbinha,Giannis Tsakonas Conference pr

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Improving OCR Accuracy for Classical Critical Editionsitions, further improvements can also be achieved with postprocessing. In particular, the progressive multiple alignment method applied to different OCR outputs based on the same images is discussed in this paper.

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Digital Libraries as Phenotypes for Digital Societies have become indispensable tools in the daily life of people around the world. Today’s digital libraries include interactive multimedia and powerful tools for searching and sharing content and experience. As such, digital libraries are moving beyond personal intellectual prostheses to become much mo

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Curated Databaseslogy or an XML file, that is created and updated with a great deal of human effort. For example, most reference works (dictionaries, encyclopaedias, gazetteers, etc.) that we used to find on the reference shelves of libraries are now curated databases; and because it is now so easy to publish databa

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Leveraging the Legacy of Conventional Libraries for Organizing Digital Libraries effective methods and systems to index and organize E-documents is felt more than ever. In this paper we introduce a new method for automatic text classification for categorizing E-documents by utilizing classification metadata of books, journals and other library holdings, that already exists in o

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Functional Adaptivity for Digital Library Services in e-Infrastructures: The gCube Approachmunities. We motivate the requirement of . in the context of ., a service-based system that integrates Grid and Digital Library technologies to deploy, operate, and monitor . defined over infrastructural resources..We argue that adaptivity requires mapping service interfaces onto multiple implementa

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Creating Visualisations for Digital Document Indexingts. However, document reader software has seldom adopted the concept of an index in a systematic manner. This paper describes an implemented system that not only facilitates user created digital indexes but also uses colour and size as key factors in their visual presentation. We report a pilot stud