论文信息 - Topic Modeling on Historical Newspapers

Topic Modeling on Historical Newspapers

In this paper, we explore the task of automatic text processing applied to collections of historical newspapers, with the aim of assisting historical research. In particular, in this first stage of our project, we experiment with the use of topical models as a means to identify potential issues of interest for historians.

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