Editorial Aletheia 24

Efficient OCR Training Data Generation with Aletheia*

We present how the ground-truthing tool Aletheia can be used to efficiently create training data for an open-source text recognition engine. The labelling process is sped up considerably through a top-down approach. Text content is thereby entered on region level. The characters are then propagated automatically to glyph objects. In addition, segmentation is simplified by several semi-automated...

Editorial 24/1: Electronic Markets and practice-orientation

Dear readers of Electronic Markets, The last issue of Electronic Markets included a longitudinal review of research from contributions published at the Bled eConference since 1988. This paper observed an evolution of topics regarding the application of information technology (IT) to interorganizational processes. While the first phase from the mid-1980s until the mid-1990s focused on applying e...

Aletheia and Related Terms for Truth in Ancient Greek

"Aristotle defines truth for classical philosophy: 'to say of what is that it is, and of what is not that it is not, is true.' (Metaphysics 1011b) This seems simple, but it is important to see that it is not. The formula synthesizes three distinct and in no way obvious or unobjectionable assumptions, assumptions which prove decisive for the career of truth in philosophy. First, the priority of ...

Editorial

No abstract

Editorial