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https://github.com/clariah/wp6-missieven - With entity and ent nodes

Now the entity occurrences are represented as ent nodes and these nodes have the features eid and kind for entity ID and entity kind. There are also entity nodes that collect entity occurrences with the same eid and kind. The edge feature eoccs links entity nodes to their occurrences, the ent nodes.

So, multiword entity occurrences now corresponds to a single ent node, linked to the words the entity occupies.

The ent and entity nodes are added to the original dataset. The version of the dataset is still 1.0e.

Note that most tutorials work with version 1.0, but not version 1.0e.

If you need to work with earlier versions of the missieven, specify the version in the use command, like so:

A = use("CLARIAH/wp6-missieven", version="1.0")

This works best if you have installed Text-Fabric as

pip install --upgrade 'text-fabric[all]'

because then TF can use the GitHub API to fetch the data.

If you only work with the latest version (1.0e) this is not needed.

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Published by dirkroorda over 2 years ago

https://github.com/clariah/wp6-missieven - With entities as nodes

Now the entities are represented as nodes and these nodes have the features eid and kind for entity ID and entity kind. So, a multiword entity occurrences now corresponds to a single entity node, linked to the words the entity occupies.

The entity nodes are added to the original dataset. The new version of the dataset is 1.0e.

Not that all tutorials work with version 1.0, but not version 1.0e.

If you need to work with earlier versions of the missieven, specify the version in the use command, like so:

A = use("CLARIAH/wp6-missieven", version="1.0")

This works best if you have installed Text-Fabric as

pip install --upgrade 'text-fabric[all]'

because then TF can use the GitHub API to fetch the data.

If you only work with the latest version (1.0e) this is not needed.

- Jupyter Notebook
Published by dirkroorda over 2 years ago

https://github.com/clariah/wp6-missieven - With a new entities export

Metadata added for harvesting by CLARIAH.

New version of entity annotations by Sophie Arnoult.

Note on the attachments:

No need to download them manually. They will be fetched by Text-Fabric when needed.

tf: the main corpus
voc-missives-export entity annotations as produced in cltl/voc-missives
voc-missives-migrated entity annotations as migrated from an earlier version in cltl/voc-missives
exercises-entities: results of toy example of creating entity annotations
exercises-numerics: results of toy example of creating other annotations

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Published by dirkroorda almost 4 years ago

https://github.com/clariah/wp6-missieven - Includes volume 14

Volume 14 was not included so far. It has two bands. We converted this material from a textual pdf, produced the same kind of xml as for volumes 1-13, and generated TF from the result.

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Published by dirkroorda about 4 years ago

https://github.com/clariah/wp6-missieven - All letters in a page, space corrections

All letters now are part of a page, also the letters that do not have a <pb> element in their text. The space corrections by Sophie have been applied.

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Published by dirkroorda almost 5 years ago

https://github.com/clariah/wp6-missieven - Spaces

Added spaces to feature punc and friends on the basis of a correction set by Sophie Arnoult.

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Published by dirkroorda about 5 years ago

https://github.com/clariah/wp6-missieven - Fixed words outside lines

When multiple letters occur on a single page, the non-first letters on such pages end up with the words on the first line not wrapped in a line node. This hinders a space-optimization in the layered search app. Corrected.

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Published by dirkroorda about 5 years ago

https://github.com/clariah/wp6-missieven - New data version 0.7

Data version 0.7 has a different treatment of footnotes. Before, the footnote bodies were mere feature values. Now they occupy slots and lines themselves.