Transforming Scholarship in the Archives Through Handwritten Text Recognition.

Guenter Muehlberger,Louise Seaward,Melissa Terras,Sofia Ares Oliveira,Vicente Bosch,Maximilian Bryan,Sebastian Colutto,Herve Dejean,Markus Diem,Stefan Fiel,Basilis Gatos,Albert Greinoecker,Tobias Gruening,Guenter Hackl,Vili Haukkovaara,Gerhard Heyer, Lauri Hirvonen,Tobias Hodel, Matti Jokinen,Philip Kahle,Mario Kallio,Frederic Kaplan,Florian Kleber,Roger Labahn,Eva Maria Lang,Soeren Laube,Gundram Leifert,Georgios Louloudis, Rory McNicholl,Jean-Luc Meunier,Johannes Michael,Elena Muehlbauer,Nathanael Philipp,Ioannis Pratikakis,Joan Puigcerver Perez, Hannelore Putz,George Retsinas,Veronica Romero,Robert Sablatnig,Joan Andreu Sanchez,Philip Schofield,Giorgos Sfikas,Christian Sieber,Nikolaos Stamatopoulos,Tobias Strauss,Tamara Terbul,Alejandro Hector Toselli, Berthold Ulreich,Mauricio Villegas,Enrique Vidal,Johanna Walcher,Max Weidemann, Herbert Wurster,Konstantinos Zagoris

JOURNAL OF DOCUMENTATION（2019）

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User studies,Library,Archives,Transcription,Neural networks,Digital humanities,Digital library infrastructure,Handwritten text recognition,HTR,Transcribing

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