The same V-shape occurs in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (I guess Stylo uses word frequencies?). See also You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..
Unluckily, in the plots from the first link above, I had PC1 on the Y axis, so the diagram must be rotated 90 degrees clockwise to be comparable with Stylo's results. It must also be mirrored, since PC1 has high values for Currier-A in the Stylo plot and low values in the bigram plot.
Colour-coding by sections or by scribes would probably show more patterns. In the bigram-based plot, "Pharma" (yellow) is where the two arms of the V meet, with high PC2 values. In the Stylo plot, it seems to cluster at the centre, near the origin. In both cases, PC1 seems to be driven by Currier A vs B and Pharma falls in an intermediated position, with PC1 close to 0.
Unluckily, in the plots from the first link above, I had PC1 on the Y axis, so the diagram must be rotated 90 degrees clockwise to be comparable with Stylo's results. It must also be mirrored, since PC1 has high values for Currier-A in the Stylo plot and low values in the bigram plot.
Colour-coding by sections or by scribes would probably show more patterns. In the bigram-based plot, "Pharma" (yellow) is where the two arms of the V meet, with high PC2 values. In the Stylo plot, it seems to cluster at the centre, near the origin. In both cases, PC1 seems to be driven by Currier A vs B and Pharma falls in an intermediated position, with PC1 close to 0.
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