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CLARIAH-VL

Unlocking the scientific potential of digital research in the Arts and Humanities in Flanders and beyond

CLARIAH-VL is the Flemish contribution to the European research infrastructures DARIAH and CLARIN. This blog is the project website for the CLARIAH-VL project funded by the Flemish Research Foundation (FWO). This website primarily provides details of our data, tools and services, including events, workshops and training materials for (digital) humanities researchers in Flanders, Belgium and beyond, and will occasionally give updates about project results for the funding agency.

  • Research Scenario: RePublic III

    Research Scenario: RePublic III

    A reputational perspective on structural reforms The aim of the CLARIAH-VL Open Humanities Service Infrastructure is to advance digitally-enabled research in Humanities and the Arts by, among other disciplines, providing data-level access to digitized and born-digital resources. In this blogpost series, we will communicate on research scenarios leading to and building upon the software and…


  • Multiscope: A User-Friendly Multi-Label Text Classification Dashboard

    Multiscope: A User-Friendly Multi-Label Text Classification Dashboard

    Natural Language Processing (NLP) has seen rapid developments in the past few years with the introduction of the transformers model architecture and Large Language Models (LLMs). These developments have led to improved results for a multitude of NLP tasks, including text classification. A complex subproblem in text classification is Multi-Label Text Classification (MLTC), which aims…


  • Research Scenario: Mapping flood damages in the past (part II)

    Research Scenario: Mapping flood damages in the past (part II)

    Building the dataset and identifying locations The aim of the CLARIAH-VL Open Humanities Service Infrastructure is to advance digitally-enabled research in Humanities and the Arts by, among other things, providing data-level access to digitized and born-digital resources. In this blogpost series, we will communicate on research scenarios leading to and building upon the datasets made…