01-09-2019, 02:38 AM
(01-09-2019, 02:26 AM)RobGea wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.OK got some code working in Python36. If you want i'll post it but its rough and ready and not thoroughly tested.
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folio: f100r contains 92 individual words
Matches :: Folio
(26, 'f101r')
(25, 'f113r')
(25, 'f111r')
This is why I used mnemonics instead of folio numbers (I also have the folio numbers listed in the background). It's much easier to quickly grasp relationships if, for example, one scans through and sees that the same tokens occurring on Water Lily and Viola occur on Rotum 9 on the map folio (Rotum 9 looks to me a bit like a garden, so this is why I chose it as an example).
It's tiresome and time-consuming to look up folio numbers. It's easy to code in mnemonics of the researcher's preference to go with the folio numbers. I highly recommend it.


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