Machine Learning Techniques For Analyzing Inscriptions From Israel.

The date of artifacts is an important factor for scholars to get a further understanding of culture and society of the past. However, many artifacts are damaged over time, and we can often only get fragments of information regarding the original artifact. Here, we use the inscription data from Israe...

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Publicado en:DHQ: Digital Humanities Quarterly Vol. 17; no. 3; pp. 1 - 13
Autores principales: Tagami, Daiki, Satlow, Michael
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Digital Humanities Quarterly 2023
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        Inscriptions
        Random forest algorithms
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        Machine learning
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      ab: The date of artifacts is an important factor for scholars to get a further understanding of culture and society of the past. However, many artifacts are damaged over time, and we can often only get fragments of information regarding the original artifact. Here, we use the inscription data from Israel as a model dataset and compare the performances of eleven commonly used regression models. We find that the random forest model would be the optimal machine learning model to predict the year of inscriptions from tabular data. We further show how we can make interpretations from the machine learning prediction model through a variance important plot. This research shows an overview of how machine learning techniques could be used to resolve digital humanities problems by using the Inscription of Israel/Palestine dataset as a model dataset A comparison of machine learning models to predict the year of inscriptions from tabular data in the Israel/Palestine dataset.
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