Abstract
Shared tasks are a work format prevalent in the natural language processing and machine learning community. This special issue continues the reporting on the shared task SANTA (Systematic Analysis of Narrative levels Through Annotation), which has the development of annotation guidelines for narrative levels as its goal. Narrative levels, also known as embedded narrations, are omnipresent in many kinds of narrations, and one of the core concepts of narratology. In this introduction, we summarize the current state, report on the second annotation round in SANTA, draw some conclusions and, finally, derive some recommendations for future shared tasks in the digital humanities.
Highlights
Shared tasks are a work format prevalent in the natural language processing and machine learning community. This special issue continues the reporting on the shared task SANTA (Systematic Analysis of Narrative levels Through Annotation), which has the development of annotation guidelines for narrative levels as its goal
We summarize the current state, report on the second annotation round in SANTA, draw some conclusions and, derive some recommendations for future shared tasks in the digital humanities
We adopted the principle of shared tasks from natural language processing to digital humanities, bringing together two perspectives that typically are present in this interdisciplinary field: the information or computer science perspective and the humanities perspective
Summary
On Organizing a Shared Task for the Digital Humanities – Conclusions and Future Paths.
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