Slides of my presentation at the Digital Classics Association's titled *Making Meaning from Data* at the 146th Annual Meeting of Society for Classical Studies (was American Philological Association).
Scaling up the Extraction of Canonical Citations in ClassicsMatteo Romanello
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Enhancing and Extending the Digital Study of Intertextuality (pt. 2): Revealing Patterns of Intertextuality in Corpora of Secondary Literature
1. Enhancing and Extending the Digital Study of
Intertextuality (pt. 2)
Matteo Romanello (DAI/KCL) @mr56k
“Making Meaning from Data” DCA Panel @ SCS annual
meeting, New Orleans–January 11, 2015
2. Digital Study of Intertextuality
Enhancing and Extending the Digital Study of Intertextuality:
1. finding new possible parallel passages
3. Digital Study of Intertextuality
Enhancing and Extending the Digital Study of Intertextuality:
1. finding new possible parallel passages
2. creating a systematic index of already studied parallels
14. JSTOR: diachronic trends in MD (1978-2006)
Diachronic trends of 5 most cited authors in MD (1978-2006)
15. Digital Study of Intertextuality: Future Work
Combination of:
discovery of new possible parallel passages
systematic index of already studied parallels
Scenario:
use of the parallel frequency for ranking automatically
identified candidates
16. Thank you for your attention!
Questions?
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Some Links:
http://phd.mr56k.info/data/viz/macro.html
http://phd.mr56k.info/data/viz/meso.html
http://phd.mr56k.info/data/viz/micro.html
https://github.com/mromanello/APh_Corpus
https://github.com/mromanello/CRefEx