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As part of our ongoing experiments in visualization, I recently rebuilt a personal website using Omeka (or more specifically what they’re now calling “Omeka Classic”), a lightweight web publishing platform for […]

One of the initial project goals was to provide a means for examining the text using keywords, or more specifically a variation on the tools designed for “keywords in context” (KWIC). This technique involves […]

In addition to experimenting with new visualization techniques, Sebastian produced an improved version of the “Top 5 Terms” chart:

Clearer and less visually cluttered, this version makes it easier to […]

Another possibility for visualizing relationships between texts is to consider how similar the combinations of related terms among them can be. To accomplish this, experiments were conducted generating network […]

The initial data corpus for this project is composed of twenty-five files, formatted using UTF-8 (8-bit Unicode) character encoding as both plain text and XHTML. These were produced using materials hosted by the […]