6 resultados para editor
em Universitat de Girona, Spain
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Repàs de la trajectòria professional com a editor, començant com a editor de caire socialista i acabant col·laborant amb la dictadura de Primo de Rivera. Es fa especial menció al seu paper com a editor de Josep Pla i a la seva editorial, Ediciones Alfa
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Conferència emmarcada dins el IV Workshop BiblioUdG on s'analitzen els diferents canals de comunicació científica i acadèmica en la comunitat universitària i el rol que hi juga la biblioteca. Es plantegen també algunes estratègies per millorar i optimitzar els serveis universitaris
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The statistical analysis of literary style is the part of stylometry that compares measurable characteristics in a text that are rarely controlled by the author, with those in other texts. When the goal is to settle authorship questions, these characteristics should relate to the author’s style and not to the genre, epoch or editor, and they should be such that their variation between authors is larger than the variation within comparable texts from the same author. For an overview of the literature on stylometry and some of the techniques involved, see for example Mosteller and Wallace (1964, 82), Herdan (1964), Morton (1978), Holmes (1985), Oakes (1998) or Lebart, Salem and Berry (1998). Tirant lo Blanc, a chivalry book, is the main work in catalan literature and it was hailed to be “the best book of its kind in the world” by Cervantes in Don Quixote. Considered by writters like Vargas Llosa or Damaso Alonso to be the first modern novel in Europe, it has been translated several times into Spanish, Italian and French, with modern English translations by Rosenthal (1996) and La Fontaine (1993). The main body of this book was written between 1460 and 1465, but it was not printed until 1490. There is an intense and long lasting debate around its authorship sprouting from its first edition, where its introduction states that the whole book is the work of Martorell (1413?-1468), while at the end it is stated that the last one fourth of the book is by Galba (?-1490), after the death of Martorell. Some of the authors that support the theory of single authorship are Riquer (1990), Chiner (1993) and Badia (1993), while some of those supporting the double authorship are Riquer (1947), Coromines (1956) and Ferrando (1995). For an overview of this debate, see Riquer (1990). Neither of the two candidate authors left any text comparable to the one under study, and therefore discriminant analysis can not be used to help classify chapters by author. By using sample texts encompassing about ten percent of the book, and looking at word length and at the use of 44 conjunctions, prepositions and articles, Ginebra and Cabos (1998) detect heterogeneities that might indicate the existence of two authors. By analyzing the diversity of the vocabulary, Riba and Ginebra (2000) estimates that stylistic boundary to be near chapter 383. Following the lead of the extensive literature, this paper looks into word length, the use of the most frequent words and into the use of vowels in each chapter of the book. Given that the features selected are categorical, that leads to three contingency tables of ordered rows and therefore to three sequences of multinomial observations. Section 2 explores these sequences graphically, observing a clear shift in their distribution. Section 3 describes the problem of the estimation of a suden change-point in those sequences, in the following sections we propose various ways to estimate change-points in multinomial sequences; the method in section 4 involves fitting models for polytomous data, the one in Section 5 fits gamma models onto the sequence of Chi-square distances between each row profiles and the average profile, the one in Section 6 fits models onto the sequence of values taken by the first component of the correspondence analysis as well as onto sequences of other summary measures like the average word length. In Section 7 we fit models onto the marginal binomial sequences to identify the features that distinguish the chapters before and after that boundary. Most methods rely heavily on the use of generalized linear models
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Esta ponencia explica el trabajo realizado hasta la fecha en la extracción semi-automática de metadatos geoespaciales dentro de la plataforma cliente gvSIG. Mostramos el ciclo completo de extracción parcial de la fuente de datos, la adición de elementos subjetivos a través de un editor integrado en gvSIG, y la publicación semiautomática de los metadatos, en formatos estándares, a un servicio de catálogo basado en GeoNetwork. Posteriormente hablamos de la nueva versión del gestor de metadatos, que se ajusta a una nueva arquitectura interna de gvSIG. Cerramos con ideas para llegar a capturar más metadatos de forma implícita, objeto de futuras fases del proyecto
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This article shows the work developed for adapting metadata conform to the official Colombian metadata standard NTC 4611 to the international standard ISO 19115. CatMDedit, an open source metadata editor, is used in this task. CatMDedit is able of import variants of CSDGM such as NTC 4611 and export to the stable version of ISO 19139 (the XML implementation model of ISO 19115)
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Estudi del manuscrit hebreu 413 de la Biblioteca Vaticana què conté un diccionari hebreu del segle XIII. Aquest diccionari té un gran interès per a la filologia romànica, atès que conté un conjunt de 155 glosses en una llengua romànica, que l'editor del manuscrit identifica com a provençal. L’anàlisi detallada d'aquestes glosses permet que,en bona part puguin ser llegides com a catalanes i, alhora, convida a pensar en les profundes concomitàncies existents entre les dues llengües en aquest moment de la historia dels orígens romànics