Starting with a formal definition of the process of scholarly editing, we further formalize it by exploiting Category Theory. We then apply this formal model to automated Natural Language Processing tools, highlighting the parallelism between composition and associativity and linguistic tool pipelines. We then discuss the notion of interoperability between tools.
Category theory, Document Analysis, and Philological Operations. A formal approach: limitations, and challenges
Riccardo Del Gratta
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Writing – Original Draft Preparation
;Simone ZenzaroWriting – Original Draft Preparation
;Angelo Mario Del GrossoWriting – Original Draft Preparation
;Federico BoschettiWriting – Review & Editing
2025
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Starting with a formal definition of the process of scholarly editing, we further formalize it by exploiting Category Theory. We then apply this formal model to automated Natural Language Processing tools, highlighting the parallelism between composition and associativity and linguistic tool pipelines. We then discuss the notion of interoperability between tools.File in questo prodotto:
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