A review of existing classifications for variants(3 July 2024)

On July 3, 2024, our third meeting on graphic variation was held in continuation of the previous discussions that took place in March and April 2024, in collaboration with our project partners, the Database of Medieval Chinese Texts (DMCT) and the Buddhist Stone Sutra Project. The online meeting gathered Laurent Van Cutsem, Christoph Anderl, Zhang Longyu, and Yu Jiahang from Ghent, and Manuel Sassmann, Tsai Sueyling, Chen Yi, and Qiu Jie from Heidelberg, as well as Francesca Berdin and Lia W...

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2024-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.58079/12eny
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Genomics and Rare Diseases
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A review of existing classifications for variants(3 July 2024)

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A review of existing classifications for variants(3 July 2024)

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Abstract

On July 3, 2024, our third meeting on graphic variation was held in continuation of the previous discussions that took place in March and April 2024, in collaboration with our project partners, the Database of Medieval Chinese Texts (DMCT) and the Buddhist Stone Sutra Project. The online meeting gathered Laurent Van Cutsem, Christoph Anderl, Zhang Longyu, and Yu Jiahang from Ghent, and Manuel Sassmann, Tsai Sueyling, Chen Yi, and Qiu Jie from Heidelberg, as well as Francesca Berdin and Lia W...

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