Project files, scripts, configurations, and workflow publications for the Julian P. Kanter Political Commercial Collection Project
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Project files, scripts, configurations, and workflow publications for the Julian P. Kanter Political Commercial Collection Project
A collection of robust, asynchronous Python scripts for scraping and archiving digital museum collections. Features Playwright, IIIF handling, and rich metadata extraction for Digital Humanities research.
LLM-backed site search that cites its sources or declines plainly. No-leak boundary, eval harness. Markdown → embed → retrieve → cited JSON.
ArchMetadataExtractor: A Python tool for archaeologists and researchers, designed to automate the creation of detailed and structured metadata for archaeological projects, ensuring comprehensive documentation and adherence to data management standards.
Curated oral history and Holocaust testimony resources for AI/NLP, semantic search, ASR, RAG, and responsible AI.
Project files, scripts, configurations, and workflow publications for the Congressional Portal Project
A project visualizing connections and intersections between Renaissance figures through a new mapping tool.
Open Print is an open framework for provenance tracking of art pieces that doesn't use the blockchain.
Demo workflow for digitally decoding Baudot-Murray/CCIR 476 encoded teleprinter tape from microfilm images using computer vision techniques.
An open specification for preserving digital artifacts, their provenance, rights, experience requirements, and preservation context in a self-describing, portable container.
This repository contains R script and analyses of text data from South Carolina interviews conducted by the WPA with formerly enslaved men and women from the early twentieth century.
Diskpass generates physical tags for labeling storage media, designed to resist structural analysis without access to the underlying key material. Each tag encodes media type, capacity, content, and encryption method; decoding requires the
An open-source web-based language learning game showcasing the resilience and sacrifice of enormous number of ordinary people during the Holocaust and fighting the onslaught of German Nazi fascist army in the Eastern Front 1941-1945.
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