'Place Name' in Post-Independence Odia Poetry

The Place of the rubaiyat in victorian Poetry

Resources for Place Name Analysis

We present a new resource for annotating and visualizing the meaning of place names in natural language text, along with insights gained from analysis of manual annotations. The work addresses the issue of place name (toponym) meaning resolution, moving beyond simple named entity recognition to address the problem of grounding textual references, i.e., making a connection between the references...

Distance Learning a Place for Application of Independence Learner Theory

Introduction: With the arrival of new communication technologies, the process of learning from the teacher to the learner’s pivot with emphasis on the centrality of the learner has an independence movement and in determining the methods of teaching and assessment practices. On this basis the independence of the learner is one of the fundamental concepts of remote education system. The aim ...

The Place-Name as an Intangible Place of Memory (A Holistic Approach in Reading the Place-Names through a Comparative-Analytical Study on the Character of Name and Place)

Understanding architectural heritage and their various aspects have always been a subject of focus for the international conservation communities. Within the recent decades, eventhough the place-names are part of the living history as well as cultural heritage, they have still constantly been facing quick precipitant changes. As such, in the Conservation literature, most studies have skipped ad...

Handwritten Odia Character Recognition

Odia is one of the oldest and popular languages of India, spoken by more than 44 million people, especially in Odisha, India. Some characters in Odia are made up of more than one connected symbols. Compound characters are written by associating modifiers with consonants, resulting in a huge number of possible combinations, running into hundreds of thousands. Therefore, systems developed for rec...