Participation at CHR2025

Several members of the CultureLab will present their research during the upcoming Computational Humanities Research conference which will take place at the University of Luxembourg from 9th to 12th December 2025:

Short articles

• Florian Cafiero, Lucence Ing, Simon Gabay & Thibault Clérice. "'I Am Too Old for this Style!' A Stylometric Benchmark of Age Effect on Authorship Attribution." 
• Simon Gabay, Jean-Luc Falcone & Florian Cafiero. "More Sound, More Soundness? Improving authorship Attribution with Phonemes."
• Ulysse Godreau, Théo Moins, Kelly Christensen and Jean-Baptiste Camps. "Why Do Older Books Survive (Sometimes)? Modelling the Time Distribution of Manuscripts with a Birth-Death Approach."
• Antoine Mazières & Thierry Poibeau. "Canons in the Shadows: A Critical Catalogue of AI's Unseen Reading List".
• Albina Toumarkine & Chahan Vidal-Gorène. "Beyond Accuracy: Investigating Vision Model Perception on 19th-Century Decorative Arts."F

Long articles

• Jean Barré, Olga Seminck, Antoine Bourgois & Thierry Poibeau. "Modeling the Construction of a Literary Archetype: The Case of the Detective Figure in French Literature."
• Judith Brottrager, Jean Barré, Yuri Bizzoni & Pascale Feldkamp Moreira. "Patterns of Canon: A Multilingual Network Study."
• Joël Féral, Joseph Chazalon & Marie Puren. "Producing Structured Data from Historical Sources: A Preliminary Application to French Senate Tables."
• Émilie Guidi, Théo Moins & Jean-Baptiste Camps. "Transmission and Survival of Iberian Patristic Texts (3rd–5th Centuries)."