Ira Greenberg, Miami U of Ohio
Visualizing Poetry: The Poetess Archive Database
Susan Schreibman, U of Maryland College Park
Visualizing Textual Genesis: The Versioning Machine
Geoffrey Rockwell, McMaster University
Tools for Visualization: TAPoR
Sara Steger, University of Georgia
MONK
Kari Kraus
Visualizing Your Bibliography: Zotero
Arno Bosse, U of Chicago
The Future of visualization
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For those who want to play with some of the TAPoR visualization toys on your own texts you can try the TAPoRware versions at:
Pattern Distribution. This will graph distribution of a pattern over the text.
Visual Collocator. This interactive toy (uses client-side Java) lets you see a web of collocates to a seed word.
Weighted Centroid. This interactive toy (uses client-side Java) lets you see the distribution of words on a circular graph.
Principal Component Analysis. This interactive toy (uses client-side Java) lets you see a 3D space of high frequency words. Choose the "Display as Java Applet" or you just get the data.
Raining Words. This interactive toy (uses client-side Java) flows high frequency words. Click in the centre and move your mouse to control the flow.
The MONK Project now has a public website at monkproject.org
There is some discussion of textual visualization on the Humanist listserv.
http://lists.village.virginia.edu/lists_archive/Humanist/v21/0014.html
I've been blogging text visualization projects online for those interested in seeing other projects. Look at the archive, http://strange.humanities.mcmaster.ca/~grockwel/weblog/wpnotes/?cat=12
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Visualization Archive
The live link for the discussion of textual visualization on Humanist (mentioned by Steve above) is here.
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