Links
A set of links to commonly used resources for the Spenser project.
Full listings of our Volume 1 texts with other works in progress.
EarlyPrint: Curating and Exploring Early Printed English
The official Humanities Digital Workshop website.
Project Pages
- Web resources for the summer-fall 2016 Muncie project.
- Highlighted passages (from December 10, 2012) showing "chunks" of texts with a high percentage of "enlightenment" topics.
- A second version (from February 1, 2013) of the highlighted passages showing "chunks" of texts with a high percentage of "enlightenment" topics.
- A third version (from August 8, 2013) of the highlighted passages showing "chunks" of texts with a high percentage of "enlightenment" topics (50 topics total, topics 0, 2 and 20 hilighted).
- A fourth version (from October, 11 2013) of the highlighted passages showing "chunks" of texts with a high percentage of "enlightenment" topics (50 topics total, topics 0, 2 and 20 highlighted), with separate index page sections for each of the 3 highlighted topics.
- A perhaps obsolete version (from February 1, 2013) of the highlighted passages showing "chunks" of texts with a high percentage of "enlightenment" topics.
- Another stab at MDS visualizations for topic modeling results.
- Highlighted passages showing "chunks" of texts with a high percentage of "love" topics.
- Graphs for love topics using a couple of different measurements.
- The most recent version of the German Novel Tagger, which contains the full set of 114 novels with part of speech tagging.
- The original version of the tagger, except this one contains many few novels, no part of speech tagging, and uses a hand-built ontology and by-hand tagging.
- A third version of the tagger, which contains just three novels. I don't think it's being used, and seem to recall that it was created for a seminar taught by Professor Erlin a year or so ago.
- A collapsable tree tag viewer, which we used to navigated the ontology data associated with our 114 novel dataset.
- Marked novels for the Feb 2011 merlin presentation. Topic 1 and Topic 3.
- A selection of passages for "topic 1" and for "topic 3" (these were outputs from a bit of topic modelling we did for merlin in Feb 2011).
- More visualizations of German novels. At present, it's just a couple of self-organizing maps shaped around a very early set of data for the luxury problem.
- A collapsible tree viewer for the germanet data (nouns only).
- 7/26/10 data extracts from the German novel database.
- A tool for viewing tagging results from Professor Erlin's project.
- A tag cloud visualization from the body parts phase of the project.
- Another tag cloud visualization from the same timeframe.
- HTML versions of the full collection of novels with the umlauts, etc fixed.
- A trial version of self-organizing maps for the full set umlaut fixed run of topic modeling.
- A page collecting all of our spring, 2016 results.
- A page collecting all of our fall, 2015 results.
- A page of links pulling together sparklines, etc.
- Age-gender bubble plots for authors and titles, intended as a replacement for market basket analysis of the Muncie library data. And similar visualizations for the 1876 books, plus a few German authors: authors and titles
- A page for browsing a list of the most salable books as reported by Publisher's Weekly in 1876.
- A page for browsing Muncie Library transaction data on three German novels by E. Marlitt.
- A set of files for reference during the 2012 summer workshop.
- Another set of topic modeling results for the 1876 novels.
- Exploring multiple copies of Old Mam'selle's Secret
- A more sensible version of the novel distance viewer, loaded with the 500 topic outputs
- Interfaces for exploring the Muncie census data.
- Collection of documents for the project.
- A set of black & white images
- Results from the first set of experiments in topic modelling.
- A page showing the effectiveness of OCR for transcribing Heitmann (name headwords only).
- Another page showing the effectiveness of OCR for transcribing Heitmann (complete entries).
- A web page showing an html version of the Congressional Biographical data, suitable for loading into our database.
- A first stab a network graphs for the Federal Govt project.
- A very large zipped file containing historically accurate GIS shape files for the United States.
- A list of people who were nominated more than one time.
- The Bizet catalog
- The final set of highlighted html demonstrating named-entity recognition in the full batch of court records.
- A final set of highlighted html demonstrating named-entity recognition in the full set of court records.
- A second pass at visualizing the relationships embedded in the court records.
- A first stab at visualizing the relationships embedded in the court records.
- A set of highlighted html demonstrating named-entity recognition in a second batch of court records.
- And another set from summer, 2011.
- And the third set from the summer of 2011.
- Spenser Quick Links.
- PDF's containing images of collation worksheets.
- Full listings of our volume 1 texts, formatted like the advisory board files.
- greenleaf, an online tool for locating hyper-metrical lines in the 1590 Faerie Queene.
- A collection of secondary documents from a class in the Renaissance Epic. I'm not quite sure when or where the class was held.
- The timeline for the states of Spenser's Works.
- The prototype website for Brittain's Ida.
- The XML for Brittain's Ida.
- Mockup pages for a tool for crowd sourced proofreading for the Spenser project.
- Pages showing the differences in italics between our FQ XML and the FQ HTML prepared by the 'Bama workshop participants in the summer of '09:
Book 1
Book 2
Book 3
- The Yamashita PDF's for the Spenser project.
- The tag cloud demo, a first pass at bringing some sort of visual order to Van Der Noot's use of secondary sources in The Theatre.
- Web pages for the winter '08 NEH grant for the Spenser project.
- The diff listing for Brittain's Ida, comparing the EEBO transcription with a Google Books transcription of a 19th century edition.
- A web-diff prototype, which we've considered using for the Veue.
- A comparison of two transcripts of the Veue, although not done using the methods from the web-diff prototype.
- Source materials for working with Veue transcriptions, including manuscript images.
- An early set of comparisons of the results of image registration using Matlab.
- Web pages for crowd-sourced proofreading.
- A prototype interface for a digital collation process.
- DRAFT advisory board texts. SC, TVW, and FQ.
- A second set of DRAFT advisory board texts. SC, FQ, and Letters.
- A set of sample texts demonstrating line numbering for the volume one texts.
- The encomia network viewer And a prettier version of the same.
- Materials for looking the publication of romances between 1600 and 1700.
- A set of notes for a presentation of the encomia project.