Tag: network analysis

News and Blogs

Networked communities, the traces they leave and the phenomena they reveal

The DARIAH-FI node at UEF hosted some 25 FIN-CLARIAH partners and local researchers to a night-less encounter in Joensuu on June 11-12. This blog summarises a handful of talks that cover diverse research approaches to networks and communities, opening up their infrastructures, challenges and needs.

Affiliated Groups

Helsinki Computational History Group (COMHIS)

Helsinki Computational History Group (COMHIS) is an interdisciplinary team that studies intellectual history. The work in the group is guided by methods from various different backgrounds ranging from modern data science and machine learning to history and linguistics.

Semantic Computing Research Group (SeCo)

The local node in the Aalto University is situated at the Department of Computer Science, Semantic Computing Research Group (SeCo), that has affiliated members also at the Helsinki Centre for Digital Humanities (HELDIG) and Helsinki Institute for Social Sciences and Humanities (HSSH). Our focus is on developing and maintaining a national Linked Open Data (LOD) infrastructure and applications for Digital Humanities. Specifically, we work on the Sampo series of LOD services on the Linked Data Finland platform LDF.fi, tools for creating and publishing LOD, such as the Sampo-UI framework, and on semantic portals with data-analytic tools for knowledge discovery. There are over 20 Sampo portals on the Web that have had up to millions of users.