Coordination Funds

计算文学研究（CLS）是计算语言学、计算机科学和文学研究之间不断发展的跨学科研究领域，正在成为一个真正的研究社区。在过去两年中，“计算文学研究”优先项目资助并协调了德国和瑞士的10个个人研究项目。该方案的中央协调协调了各个项目之间的活动，组织了该方案的内部和外部沟通，并提供了后勤支持。因此，该项目已成为CLS研究人员网络的中心节点，其研究在国际层面上具有很高的知名度。在该计划内，研究项目由“注释”、“措辞”、“情感分析”、“戏剧”和“文本相似度”工作组组织，通过交换工具和数据以及建立共同做法，在方法层面进行合作。工作小组和计划会议向一般感兴趣的公众开放，以鼓励与更广泛的CLS社区互动。组织这些活动，确定启动工作组的潜在合作领域，并将外部研究人员以及其他组织的代表纳入活动是协调项目的中心任务。在内部，已经进行了一项大型调查，以评估项目在工具使用，数据管理和长期存档方面的策略和要求，这使得协调项目能够咨询和支持研究项目关于他们的研究数据管理。为了响应具体要求，特别是在工作组合作方面，提供了一个全方案的gitlab实例。在第二个资助期，中央协调将继续提供服务和协调在第一个资助期建立的活动，保持和扩大与外部研究人员和组织的联系，并组织项目活动。作为一项额外任务，该计划将开发一个计算文学研究的在线手册。这本手册将包含来自该领域重要主题的领先专家的贡献，并为学生和研究人员提供最新的cls参考工作。

Computational Literary Studies (CLS) are growing, interdisciplinaryresearch field between computational linguistics, computer science andliterary studies in the process of establishing itself as a genuineresearch community. In the past two years, the priority programmeComputational Literary Studies has funded and coordinated 10 individualresearch projects in Germany and Switzerland. The central coordinationof the programme has coordinated activity among the individual projects,organised the internal and external communication of the programme andprovided logistic support. As a result, the programme has establisheditself as a central node in the network of CLS researchers, its researchis highly visible on the international level. Within the programme,research projects were organised in working groups on "Annotations","Wordembeddings", "Sentiment Analysis", "Drama" and "Text Similarity"that cooperate on the methodological level by exchanging tools and dataand establishing common practices. Working groups and programme meetingswere open to the general, interested public to encourage interactionwith the wider CLS community. Organising these events, identifyingpotential areas of cooperation for the initiation of working groups andintegrating external researchers as well as representative of otherorganisations into the activities was a central task of the coordinationproject. Internally, a large survey has been conducted to evaluate theprojects' strategies and requirements in terms of tool use, datamanagement and long-term archiving, which allowed the coordinationproject to consult and support the research projects regarding theirresearch data management. In response to the specific requirements,especially in the context of cooperating in the working groups, aprogramme-wide gitlab instance was provided.In the second funding period, the central coordination will continueproviding the services and coordinating activities that were establishedduring the first funding period, maintaining and extending contact toexternal researchers and organisations and organising programme events.As an additional task, the programme will develop an online handbook ofcomputational literary studies. This handbook will contain contributionsfrom leading experts on the important topics of the field and provide astate-of-the-art reference work for both students and researchers new toCLS.