Dr. Keli Du

Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter

Exzellenzcluser 3061 "Cross-Cultural Philology"

Büroadresse:

Professor-Huber-Platz 1

80539 München

Postanschrift:

Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1

80539 München

Zur Person

Computational analysis of patterns of canon formation in the European novella tradition
Beyond Words: https://zeta-project.eu/en/

Zeta and Company: https://zeta-project.eu/en/
TextPlus - Abgeleitete Textformate: https://text-plus.org/themen-dokumentation/atf/
Sentimentanalyse über literaturkritisches Schrifttum, am Beispiel des Wertungswandels in den 1880er Jahren:

Du, K. (2024). Zum Verständnis des LDA Topic Modeling: eine Evaluation aus Sicht der Digital Humanities (Doctoral dissertation, Universität Würzburg), https://doi.org/10.25972/OPUS-34826.

Du, K., Ackerschewski, S., Navruz, U., Sınır, N., Valline, J. & Schöch, C., (2025) “Reconstructing Shuffled Text. Bad Results for NLP, but Good News for Using In-Copyright Texts”, Journal of Computational Literary Studies 4(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.48694/jcls.4163.
Julia Röttgermann, Keli Du, Julia Havrylash, Christof Schöch: "Expertise vs. statistics. A qualitative evaluation of three keyness measures (logarithmic Zeta, Welch’s t-test, and Log-likelihood ratio test) applied to subgenres of the French novel". Digital Humanities Quarterly, Volume 19 Number 3, 2025. https://dhq.digitalhumanities.org/vol/19/3/000816/000816.html.
Jiayu Liu, Rongqian Ma, and Keli Du. “Detecting “Parasitic Poems”: Quantifying Poetic Style in Late Imperial Chinese Fiction.” In: Computational Humanities Research 2025, ed. by Taylor Arnold, Margherita Fantoli, and Ruben Ros. Vol. 3. Anthology of Computers and the Humanities. 2025, 1079–1088. https://doi.org/10.63744/N0PaywVKs6GJ.
Du, K., Dudar, J. & Schöch, C., (2022) “Evaluation of Measures of Distinctiveness. Classification of Literary Texts on the Basis of Distinctive Words”, Journal of Computational Literary Studies 1(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.48694/jcls.102.
Schröter, J., Du, K., Dudar, J., Rok, C., & Schöch, C. (2021). From Keyness to Distinctiveness–Triangulation and Evaluation in Computational Literary Studies. Journal of Literary Theory, 15(1-2), 81-108. https://doi.org/10.1515/jlt-2021-2011.