How can the results of automated collation facilitate the analysis of witnesses’ relationships? This article introduces the tool PyCoviz, designed to process a collation obtained with CollateX, focusing on the scholarly need to detect shared errors and unique errors. The Declamations of Calpurnius Flaccus serves as a case study to show how PyCoviz allows to reproduce an editor’s conclusions on the manuscript tradition. While analyzing the collation of Calpurnius’ text, this article discusses the difficulty of comparing orthographic differences, and how PyCoviz could be improved to deal with incomplete witnesses, or to visualized editorial uncertainty
The authors have followed a simplified procedure for examining the stemma of the 257 manuscript volu...
This article reviews some of the digital tools currently available for reconstructive textual editin...
Text of De sacramentis by Guillermus Parisiensis (f. 1r-229v), followed by De poenitentia, by the sa...
Paper presented at ‘Digital Scholarly Editing: Theory, Practice, Methods’ DiXiT Convention, Antwerp,...
Collation is an important step in textual criticism and is most often an arduous task for most schol...
This article describes the development and application of an innovative tool, Text Re-use Alignment ...
One of the main purposes of textual documents collation is to identify a base text or closest witnes...
Although textual scholars agree that collation is a crucial component of the editing process, it oft...
This thesis is the result of a collaboration with the College of Arts and Humanities at Swansea Univ...
Interoperability is the key term within the framework of the European-funded research project Intere...
Given a collection of diverging documents about some lost original text, any person interested in th...
Textual criticism consists of the identification and analysis of variant readings among different ve...
The aims of this post are to explain what collation is, why detecting transpositions is special, and...
We describe a hierarchical approach to modeling text that allows machine-actionable canonical citati...
Lecture notes on Aristotle\u27s Parva naturalia, in many cases indicating the date of the lecture. E...
The authors have followed a simplified procedure for examining the stemma of the 257 manuscript volu...
This article reviews some of the digital tools currently available for reconstructive textual editin...
Text of De sacramentis by Guillermus Parisiensis (f. 1r-229v), followed by De poenitentia, by the sa...
Paper presented at ‘Digital Scholarly Editing: Theory, Practice, Methods’ DiXiT Convention, Antwerp,...
Collation is an important step in textual criticism and is most often an arduous task for most schol...
This article describes the development and application of an innovative tool, Text Re-use Alignment ...
One of the main purposes of textual documents collation is to identify a base text or closest witnes...
Although textual scholars agree that collation is a crucial component of the editing process, it oft...
This thesis is the result of a collaboration with the College of Arts and Humanities at Swansea Univ...
Interoperability is the key term within the framework of the European-funded research project Intere...
Given a collection of diverging documents about some lost original text, any person interested in th...
Textual criticism consists of the identification and analysis of variant readings among different ve...
The aims of this post are to explain what collation is, why detecting transpositions is special, and...
We describe a hierarchical approach to modeling text that allows machine-actionable canonical citati...
Lecture notes on Aristotle\u27s Parva naturalia, in many cases indicating the date of the lecture. E...
The authors have followed a simplified procedure for examining the stemma of the 257 manuscript volu...
This article reviews some of the digital tools currently available for reconstructive textual editin...
Text of De sacramentis by Guillermus Parisiensis (f. 1r-229v), followed by De poenitentia, by the sa...