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ENO

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 license: cc-by-sa-4.0
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 # ENO – Enevældens Nyheder Online
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 Due to the fact that the newspapers of Denmark's Caribbean colonies were mostly in English these are not included, since the text recognition model designed for the project struggles with English text.
 Besides long-running series, we also included a few smaller newspaper series, based on diversity of material. These include Politivennen which was concerned with very local news from Copenhagen and carried a lot of reader contributions which offer a unique insight into urban sentiments at the time. A similar inclusion was made with Jyllandsposten (of 1838) which was defined by a somewhat radical rural horizon.
 ### Data Collection and Processing.
 The text recognition model used to create the dataset is available via [Transkribus](https://app.transkribus.org/models/public/text/danish-newspapers-1750-1850). A description of the text segmentation process can be found [here](https://hislab.quarto.pub/eno/dokumentation.html). Besides segmentation into separate news items / advertisements, no further processing of the text has taken place. We are currently experimenting with automated error correction using decoder-models.
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 ## More Information
-Contact: Johan Heinsen, Aalborg University <[email protected]>

 license: cc-by-sa-4.0
 language:
 - da
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 # ENO – Enevældens Nyheder Online
 Due to the fact that the newspapers of Denmark's Caribbean colonies were mostly in English these are not included, since the text recognition model designed for the project struggles with English text.
 Besides long-running series, we also included a few smaller newspaper series, based on diversity of material. These include Politivennen which was concerned with very local news from Copenhagen and carried a lot of reader contributions which offer a unique insight into urban sentiments at the time. A similar inclusion was made with Jyllandsposten (of 1838) which was defined by a somewhat radical rural horizon.
+The material included can be seen here:
 ### Data Collection and Processing.
 The text recognition model used to create the dataset is available via [Transkribus](https://app.transkribus.org/models/public/text/danish-newspapers-1750-1850). A description of the text segmentation process can be found [here](https://hislab.quarto.pub/eno/dokumentation.html). Besides segmentation into separate news items / advertisements, no further processing of the text has taken place. We are currently experimenting with automated error correction using decoder-models.
 ## More Information
+Contact: Johan Heinsen, Aalborg University <[email protected]>