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Domain discovery is an essential activity in the early stages of software development, problems of understanding and communication are common in development teams, due to the excessive handling of information from different sources, generating great effort in: consensus, interpretation and transfer of useful information for the application. For this reason, it has been seen the need to merge artificial intelligence with requirements engineering processes that mimic human behavior, through the creation of a vocabulary for the application, improving the Extended Lexicon of Language LEL, using Natural Language Processing, ontologies for semantic reasoning and heuristic rules to improve completeness. Facultad de Informática

Digital Humanities researchers often make use of software that helps them in the task of finding non-trivial relationships among characters in historical text. Usually, the source texts that contain such information come from OCR acquired volumes, carrying high amounts of errors within them. This work explains the development of a web platform for the task of OCR post-processing and ground-truth generation. This platform employs machine learning to predict the correct texts accurately from OCR noisy strings. The method used for this task involves transformers for character-based denoising language models. An active learning workflow is proposed, as the users can feed their corrections to the platform, generating new annotated data for re-training the underlying machine learning correction models. Sociedad Argentina de Informática e Investigación Operativa

Large amounts of ancient documents have become available in the last years, regarding Argentinian history. This fact turns possible to find interesting and useful aggregated information. This work proposes the application of Natural Language Processing, Text Mining and Visualization tools over Argentinian ancient document repositories. Conceptual maps and entity networks make up the first target of this preliminary paper. The first step is the normalization of OCR acquired books of General G¨uemes. Exploratory analyses reveal the presence of manifold spelling errors, due to the OCR acquisition process of the volumes. We propose smart automatic ways for overcoming this issue in the process of normalization. Besides, a first topic landscape of a subset of volumes is obtained and analysed, via Topic Modelling tools. Sociedad Argentina de Informática e Investigación Operativa