There are not a lot of scientific journals that support publishing of explicit CiTO citation intent annotations (all Springer Nature journals can), but you can make intent annotations to any of your articles with this @nanopub template […]

#digiclass M. Romanello quoting a recent study on this of his team: https://doi.org/10.18653/v1/2025.latechclfl-1.22

#digiclass M. Romanello: perceived OCR quality varies vastly; philologists are very sensitive to the presence of 2% OCR errors

#digiclass M. Romanello: reaching 98% accuracy for OCR now even with mixed (e.g. Engl. / Greek) text

#digiclass P. Stokes: github repo is https://htr-united.github.io/

#digiclass (personal comment: go HTR-United: documenting the stuff is important!)

#digiclass P. Stokes: HTR-United https://marketplace.sshopencloud.eu/tool-or-service/XLsHGN "is a catalog of metadata on training datasets (ground truth datasets) available for the creation of transcription or segmentation models"

#digiclass P. Stokes: there's no such thing as a standard for transcription (transcriptions must follow different conventions for different purposes)

#digiclass P. Stokes: adirect, universal export from ATR to TEI is not possible; there are XSLTs availab. to transform from ALTO to TEI; for specific cases with complex geometry of lines on the page, you have to write your own conversion script (Transkribus exports to TEI with

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#digiclass C. Palladino on approaches to NER for the ancient world (see thread 'unlisted' below)

...also, they got an ISSN number; and did public advocacy and explanation of the project to the broader academic community (lectures, seminars...)