Darrin, this is what I would suggest...
Simply eliminate uppercase EVA-A, EVA-O, and EVA-Y. They are very rare and simply not needed for a full-text analysis.
The distinction between EVA-s and EVA-S is important. It needs to be retained. As an example, you could map EVA-S to EVA-u which is also very rare and not needed. Then you have both.
Give me 10 minutes, let me see if I can come up with something rational and unobtrusive...
I hope I'll be able to comment more in the next few days. Another very simple addition to this interesting experiment could be having two distinct files for Currier A and B (apologies if this has been mentioned already).
Yes, good idea. I hadn't even thought that far ahead yet.
Simply eliminate uppercase EVA-A, EVA-O, and EVA-Y. They are very rare and simply not needed for a full-text analysis.
The distinction between EVA-s and EVA-S is important. It needs to be retained. As an example, you could map EVA-S to EVA-u which is also very rare and not needed. Then you have both.
Give me 10 minutes, let me see if I can come up with something rational and unobtrusive...
(10-08-2020, 07:43 AM)MarcoP wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
I hope I'll be able to comment more in the next few days. Another very simple addition to this interesting experiment could be having two distinct files for Currier A and B (apologies if this has been mentioned already).
Yes, good idea. I hadn't even thought that far ahead yet.