PyStage bridges the gap between Scratch and Python. This module implements all code blocks as available in scratch. With the PyStage command line converter Scratch projects can be easily transferred to Python executable Code. To run your game in Python, PyStage uses PyGame.
Within this project, we develop concepts for fair artificial intelligence in smart city contexts. Funded with a grant of the Volkswagen Stiftung, we aim to establish CAIUS as a long-term research cooperation between Stuttgart Media University and the University of Mannheim.
Within this project, we develop Web Analytics tools and approaches for Deutsche Welle, including focused and specilized Web crawlers, business intelligence tools and advanced visualization and analytics components.
The "FID Jewish Studies" is an expert information service (Fachinformationsdienst) for the domain of Jewish studies. This service is developed at the University Library Johann Christian Senckenberg in Frankfurt. Our team takes care of the large-scale data integration and enrichment to contexualize the provided resources and to support innovative retrieval concepts. Within the project, we develop the knowledge graph JudaicaLink.
Within this project, we analyze research papers in the social sciences and identify links to variables in surveys they are based on. We use natural language processing and natural language generation to create summaries of the literature to improve access to current research.
The LOC-DB project will develop ready-to-use tools and processes based on the linked-data-technology that make it possible for a single library to meaningfully contribute to an open, distributed infrastructure for cataloguing of citations.
The InFoLiS follow-up project focuses on the identification of references to research data in publications in different languages and domains. To generate and provide the references, a sustainable LOD-infrastructure will be built.
The purpose of this project is to use Linked Open Data (LOD) to enrich Springer metadata and link them to other available data in the LOD cloud. The current implementation is making the data about conference proceedings published at Springer available as LOD.
