Participate
Who the lab is for
- Researchers in NLP, information retrieval and machine learning working with historical or noisy data.
- DH scholars in history, linguistics, visual arts and literary studies.
- Professionals in cultural heritage institutions (libraries, archives, museums).
- Developers and data scientists interested in diachronic and interpretative data settings.
How to contribute
Because the first edition is a workshop rather than a campaign, participation does not involve submitting system runs. Contributions are expected in the form of position papers, dataset and resource descriptions, presentations of ongoing initiatives, and posters.
To complete: this section describes intentions, not decisions. Confirm which contribution types are accepted, whether they are peer reviewed, the page limits, the template (CEUR-WS single-column is the usual choice for CLEF working notes), the submission system (EasyChair or similar), and whether accepted contributions appear in the CLEF working notes.
Important dates
To complete: the entire calendar. Align it with the official CLEF schedule for the edition, and mirror it on the home page.
| Milestone | Date |
|---|---|
| Call for contributions | TO COMPLETE |
| Submission deadline | TO COMPLETE |
| Notification | TO COMPLETE |
| Camera-ready | TO COMPLETE |
| Workshop | TO COMPLETE |
Registration
Participation in a CLEF lab session normally requires registration for the CLEF conference.
To complete: link to the registration page of the corresponding CLEF edition, state whether separate lab registration is needed, and indicate whether remote attendance is possible.