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  RobGea > 02-05-2022, 04:57 PM

  TF-IDF Cosine matching algorithm using ZL.2a Transcription visualized by Gephi v0.92
  
  11 images in 1 GIF file
  colors indicate the Scribe
  all points are folios
  curved lines are edges
  
  img1 uses only the strongest edge weights;  adding weaker edges until  img11  which shows all the edges.
  
  vocab is missing 200 words...grrr..rare chars and single chars is probably the problem.
  
  Key:
  Scribe No.  Color        Total pages 
  Scribe1      Green          113pages       
  Scribe2      Blue              46pages     
  Scribe3      Red              33pages   
  Scribe4      Pink              27pages
  Scribe5      Yellow           07pages
  
  Outliers at top:
  f96v( green ), f68r2( pink ), f68r1( pink ), f65r( red )
  Outlier at bottom:
  v67v2( pink )
  
  Gif by ezgif
  

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• RE: TF-IDF Colored by Scribe GIF

  nablator > 02-05-2022, 05:12 PM

  Nice ! Can you list the pages for scribe 1, 2, 3? I don't have the same numbers.

• RE: TF-IDF Colored by Scribe GIF

  Koen G > 02-05-2022, 06:19 PM

  The beauty of this visualisation alone is worth appreciating. There seems to be a bit of red vs blue clustering in the right hemisphere?

• RE: TF-IDF Colored by Scribe GIF

  RobGea > 03-05-2022, 02:02 PM

  (02-05-2022, 06:19 PM)Koen G Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.There seems to be a bit of red vs blue clustering in the right hemisphere?

  
  Yes, it shows just how tighly knitted together Scribe_2 and Scribe_3's words are.
  
  Also you can see, even by img11 that if a Scribe_1(green) folio was taken at random, its nearest neighbor would most likely also be green and it would be within a mesh of green edges(words)
  thus visually demonstrating, in a limited way, what Kevin Farrugia found,
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  that separating Scribe_1, from Scribes 2 and 3 can be done most of the time, whilst successfully separating Scribe_2 from Scribe_3 is much harder.
  
  Interestingly ( if i interpet these images correctly    ) then Scribe_4 (pink) should also be able to be separated out from the other scribes more often than not.
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