Accepted Papers

Short papers

Maria Berger and Adile Uka

Can Style Help Plagiarism Detection? - A Sample-based Quantitative Study of Correlation between Style Specifics and Plagiarism

Alexandre Rademaker and Valeria de Paiva

Towards a Brazilian History Knowledge Graph

Elyah Frisco Andriantsialo, Volatiana Marielle Ratianantitra and Thomas Mahatody

Semantic Exploration of Textual Analogies for Advanced Plagiarism Detection

Dalmo Buzato and Átila Vital

Creating datasets for emergent contact languages preservation

Daniel De Los Reyes, Renata Vieira, Fernanda Olival, Helena Cameron and Fátima Farrica 

Analysing entity distribution in an annotated 18th-century historical source

Isaac Souza de Miranda Jr., Wick-Pedro Gabriela, Barros Cláudia Dias de and Oto Vale

Roda Viva boundaries: an overview of an audio-transcription corpus

Long papers

Leonardo Zilio, Rafaela Radünz Lazzari and Maria Jose Bocorny Finatto

Can rules still beat neural networks? The case of automatic normalisation for 18th-century Portuguese texts

Klara Kozolić, Gaurish Thakkar and Nives Mikelić Preradović       

Revealing Public Opinion Sentiment Landscape: Eurovision Song Contest Sentiment Analysis

Ana Clara de Souza Pagano, Carlos Antônio De Souza Perini, Evandro Landulfo Teixeira Paradela Cunha and Adriana Silvina Pagano   

Authorship attribution in translated texts: a stylometric approach to translator style

Inês Bico, Jorge Baptista, Fernando Batista and Esperança Cardeira         

Support Verb Constructions in Medieval Portuguese: Evidence from the CTA Corpus

João Pedro Araújo Ferreira Campos, Natalia Resende, Ricardo de Souza and Gilson Iannini    

Psychoanalytic Studies in the Digital Humanities: Employing Topic Modeling with an LLM to Decode Dreams During the Brazilian Pandemic

Erik Bran Marino, Renata Vieira, Jesus Manuel Benitez Baleato, Ana Sofia Vieira Ribeiro and Katarina Laken 

Decoding Sentiments about Migration in Portuguese Political Manifestos (2011, 2015, 2019)