"The Currier languages revisited" revisited
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Is it reasonable safe to say that B is more advanced and this likely was invented after A?

Thank you for the 3D plots, I do think they show a more distinct separation of topics which was not visible in the 2D projection. One neat way of visualizing 3D spaces is combining images of different rotation angles of the cube in an animated .gif

One more question if you have time - what happens when you label scribal hands instead of topics? Maybe it's possible to combine both in each data point (symbol for topic / color for Hand) or use dots with an outer ring so each data point has 2 attributes? Unfortunately I don't have time to play with the data at the moment...
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RE: "The Currier languages revisited" revisited - by Bernd - 21-12-2025, 04:03 PM

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