Computer Vision in Digital Humanities. - Martijn Kleppe; Matthew Lincoln; Melvin Wevers; Mark Williams; Benoit Seguin; Thomas Smits (DH, 2017)

Illustrations to Photographs: using computer vision to analyse news pictures in Dutch newspapers, 1860-1940. - Thomas Smits (DH, 2017)

Computer Vision in DH. - Lauren Tilton; Taylor B. Arnold; Thomas Smits; Melvin Wevers; Mark Williams; Lorenzo Torresani; Maksim Bolonkin; John Bell; Dimitrios Latsis (DH, 2018)

Modeling the Genealogy of Imagetexts: Studying Images and Texts in Conjunction using Computational Methods. - Melvin Wevers; Thomas Smits; Leonardo Impett (DH, 2018)

Ubiquitous Learning Applied to Coding: A set of tools and services to deliver code-intensive learning contexts to student devices. - Sachar Paulus; Thomas Smits; Tobias Becht; Serife Kol (ECSEE, 2018)

Three perspectives on a collaborative attempt to use computer vision techniques to automatically classify historical newspaper images. - Martijn Kleppe; Thomas Smits; Willem Jan Faber (TwinTalks@DHN, 2019)

Quantifying Iconicity in 940K Online Circulations of 26 Iconic Photographs. - Thomas Smits; Ruben Ros (CHR, 2020)

Detecting Faces, Visual Medium Types, and Gender in Historical Advertisements, 1950-1995. - Melvin Wevers; Thomas Smits (ECCV Workshops (2), 2020)

The visual digital turn: Using neural networks to study historical images. - Melvin Wevers; Thomas Smits (Digit. Scholarsh. Humanit., 2020)

Towards Multimodal Computational Humanities. Using CLIP to Analyze Late-Nineteenth Century Magic Lantern Slides. - Thomas Smits; Mike Kestemont (CHR, 2021)

Greetings from! Extracting address information from 100, 000 historical picture postcards. - Thomas Smits; Wouter Haverals; Loren Verreyen; Mona Allaert; Mike Kestemont (CHR, 2023)

A Model of Heaven: Tracing Images of Holiness in a Collection of 63.000 Lantern Slides (1880-1940). - Eleonora Paklons; Thomas Smits (DH, 2023)

Using Multimodal Machine Learning to Distant View the Illustrated World of the Illustrated London News, 1842-1900. - Thomas Smits; Ben Lee; Paul Fyfe (DH, 2023)

A Clash of Colorful Worlds. Distant Viewing Color in Western Visual Representations of the Orient and Occident, 1890-1920. - Melvin Wevers; Thomas Smits (DH, 2023)

A multimodal turn in Digital Humanities. Using contrastive machine learning models to explore, enrich, and analyze digital visual historical collections. - Thomas Smits; Melvin Wevers (Digit. Scholarsh. Humanit., 2023)

Distant reading 940,000 online circulations of 26 iconic photographs. - Thomas Smits; Ruben Ros (New Media Soc., 2023)