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Piotr Banski: Reverted edits by Alicethomas (Talk); changed back to last version by Mandellc

2011-03-15T16:43:13Z

Reverted edits by Alicethomas (Talk); changed back to last version by Mandellc

New page

All the documents described in this essay are available here: http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.html

[[Category:Tools]]

[[Category:Analysis tools]]
[[Category:Interfaces]]

[[Category:Discovering]]
[[Category:Annotating]]
[[Category:Comparing]]
[[Category:Illustrating]]
[[Category:Representing]]

== Synopsis ==
In collaboration with Digital Artist Ira Greenberg, I am building a Poetry Visualization Tool (http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess/vmodel/vmodel.html). He is building the visualizations in the Processing language; I am encoding the poetry to be visualized in an xml code that is an extension of TEI, with "pa" (Poetess Archive, http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess) elements added into it. What I offer to the TEI membership is not the processing code but the extended TEI and its schema that can be used to code the meter, sound, tropology, and syntax of poetry.

The extended tag set and its schema are available here: http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.htm
In this folder, you will find four extended-TEI documents coding one poem: one encodes its meter (see meterOde.xml), one its syntax (syntaxOde.xml), one its literary figures (tropologyOde.xml), and one its sound (soundOde.xml). The schema, PAViz.rnc, contains all the added elements and attributes. The tagset is derived from traditional terms for literary analysis and scansion. The syntax draws on linguistic analyses, but it simplifies, abstracts, and focuses on aspects of the syntax in which literary critics are most often interested. XSLTs are included that in my view reveal how versatile xml documents can be in “deformative reading”: manipulating texts to better reveal their deep structures.

Since the schema can validate all four versions, you may ask, why bother making four documents? Answer: Overlapping hierarchies. Standoff markup would be a better solution than encoding four versions, and so I look forward to the development of Peter Shillingsburg's CaTT tool (http://www.ctsdh.luc.edu).

I would love to know of other similar developments so that I may bring my work into sync with them, and of course please report any errors (mandellc@muohio.edu).

== Features ==
This is simply an extended tagset for analyzing poetry, at the moment, though the tag set can be used by a visualization tool in development at http://www.iragreenberg.com/ira_greenberg_data/code/poetess/index.html

== User commentary ==
'''Please sign all comments.'''

== System requirements ==
The Poetry Visualization tool can be run on Mac, Windows, or Linux.
Eventually, I hope to make it available online as a service in which properly coded poems can be loaded. Until then, one will have to download the Processing application at http://www.processing.org in order to see the visualizations. Again, I'm putting up on this wiki not the visualizations themselves and the processing code, but only the TEI used to encode the poetry that will participate.

== Source code and licensing ==

Source Code consists basically in an extended tei schema (PAViz.rnc) and four sample coded versions of John Keats's Ode on a Grecian Urn (meterOde.xml, tropologyOde.xml, soundOde.xml, and syntaxOde.xml). All of these documents including documentation are available in the folder called sampleCoding available at:

http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.html

This is a pre-release version of things, and I welcome comments.

The finished tool will have a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.

== Support for TEI ==
Any poem coded in TEI can be coded in this way. Simply open your TEI document, change the schema to the schema provided, PAViz.rnc, and then make use of the elements you find described in the instruction document and in the teiHeaders of the four sample versions of Keats's Ode.

== Language(s) ==
(What computer language is the tool written in? -- Processing
(What language(s) are used in the interface?) -- no inteface yet
(What language(s) are used in the documentation?) -- MSW

== Documentation ==

See "Coding Poetry for the Poetess Archive" in the sampleCoding file available at 4Shared: http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.html

When released, the tool will be announced here: http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess/vmodel/vmodel.html

== Tech support ==
(What technical support is provided by the creators of the tool?) Email me at mandellc@muohio.edu

== User community ==
(Are there any communities of users?)

== Sample implementations ==

My favorite: http://iragreenberg.com/poetess/viz04/ (use a Safari browser)

== Current version number and date of release ==
none yet

== History of versions ==
none yet

== How to download or buy ==
only TEI extensions available at the moment

== Additional notes ==

Mandellc: /* Synopsis */

2010-02-03T15:31:54Z

Synopsis

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	== Synopsis ==		== Synopsis ==
	In collaboration with Digital Artist Ira Greenberg, I am building a Poetry Visualization Tool (http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess/vmodel/vmodel.html). He is building the visualizations in the Processing language; I am encoding the poetry to be visualized in an xml code that is an extension of TEI, with "pa" (Poetess Archive, http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess) elements added into it. What I offer ~~here~~ is not the processing code but the extended TEI and its schema that can be used to code the meter, sound, tropology, and syntax of poetry.		In collaboration with Digital Artist Ira Greenberg, I am building a Poetry Visualization Tool (http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess/vmodel/vmodel.html). He is building the visualizations in the Processing language; I am encoding the poetry to be visualized in an xml code that is an extension of TEI, with "pa" (Poetess Archive, http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess) elements added into it. What I offer to the TEI membership is not the processing code but the extended TEI and its schema that can be used to code the meter, sound, tropology, and syntax of poetry.

	The extended tag set and its schema are available here: http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.htm		The extended tag set and its schema are available here: http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.htm
	In this folder, you will find four TEI documents coding one poem: one encodes its meter (see meterOde.xml), one its syntax (syntaxOde.xml), one its literary figures (tropologyOde.xml), and one its sound (soundOde.xml). The tagset is derived from traditional terms for literary analysis and scansion. The syntax draws on linguistic analyses, but it simplifies, abstracts, and focuses on aspects of the syntax in which literary critics are most often interested.		In this folder, you will find four extended-TEI documents coding one poem: one encodes its meter (see meterOde.xml), one its syntax (syntaxOde.xml), one its literary figures (tropologyOde.xml), and one its sound (soundOde.xml). The schema, PAViz.rnc, contains all the added elements and attributes. The tagset is derived from traditional terms for literary analysis and scansion. The syntax draws on linguistic analyses, but it simplifies, abstracts, and focuses on aspects of the syntax in which literary critics are most often interested. XSLTs are included that in my view reveal how versatile xml documents can be in “deformative reading”: manipulating texts to better reveal their deep structures.

	Standoff markup would be a better solution, and so I look forward to the development of Peter Shillingsburg's CaTT tool (http://www.ctsdh.luc.edu).		Since the schema can validate all four versions, you may ask, why bother making four documents? Answer: Overlapping hierarchies. Standoff markup would be a better solution than encoding four versions, and so I look forward to the development of Peter Shillingsburg's CaTT tool (http://www.ctsdh.luc.edu).

	I would love to know of other similar developments so that I may bring my work into ~~synch~~ with them (mandellc@muohio.edu).		I would love to know of other similar developments so that I may bring my work into sync with them, and of course please report any errors (mandellc@muohio.edu).

	== Features ==		== Features ==

Mandellc: /* Synopsis */

2010-02-03T15:22:49Z

Synopsis

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	== Synopsis ==		== Synopsis ==
	In collaboration with Digital Artist Ira Greenberg, I am building a Poetry Visualization Tool (http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess/vmodel/vmodel.html). He is building the visualizations in the Processing language; I am encoding the poetry to be visualized in an xml code that is an extension of TEI, with "pa" (Poetess Archive / http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess) elements added into it. What I offer here is not the processing code but the extended TEI and its schema that can be used to code the meter, sound, tropology, and syntax of poetry.		In collaboration with Digital Artist Ira Greenberg, I am building a Poetry Visualization Tool (http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess/vmodel/vmodel.html). He is building the visualizations in the Processing language; I am encoding the poetry to be visualized in an xml code that is an extension of TEI, with "pa" (Poetess Archive, http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess) elements added into it. What I offer here is not the processing code but the extended TEI and its schema that can be used to code the meter, sound, tropology, and syntax of poetry.

			The extended tag set and its schema are available here: http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.htm
			In this folder, you will find four TEI documents coding one poem: one encodes its meter (see meterOde.xml), one its syntax (syntaxOde.xml), one its literary figures (tropologyOde.xml), and one its sound (soundOde.xml). The tagset is derived from traditional terms for literary analysis and scansion. The syntax draws on linguistic analyses, but it simplifies, abstracts, and focuses on aspects of the syntax in which literary critics are most often interested.

			Standoff markup would be a better solution, and so I look forward to the development of Peter Shillingsburg's CaTT tool (http://www.ctsdh.luc.edu).

			I would love to know of other similar developments so that I may bring my work into synch with them (mandellc@muohio.edu).

	== Features ==		== Features ==

Mandellc: /* System requirements */

2010-02-01T23:07:28Z

System requirements

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	== System requirements ==		== System requirements ==
	The Poetry Visualization tool can be run on Mac, Windows, or Linux.		The Poetry Visualization tool can be run on Mac, Windows, or Linux.
			Eventually, I hope to make it available online as a service in which properly coded poems can be loaded. Until then, one will have to download the Processing application at http://www.processing.org in order to see the visualizations. Again, I'm putting up on this wiki not the visualizations themselves and the processing code, but only the TEI used to encode the poetry that will participate.

	== Source code and licensing ==		== Source code and licensing ==

Mandellc at 22:56, 1 February 2010

2010-02-01T22:56:58Z

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	== Synopsis ==		== Synopsis ==
	In collaboration with Digital Artist Ira Greenberg, I am building a Poetry Visualization Tool. He is building the visualizations in the Processing language; I am encoding the poetry to be visualized in an xml code that is an extension of TEI, with "pa" ([Poetess Archive \| http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess]) elements added into it. What I offer here is not the processing code but the extended TEI and its schema that can be used to code the meter, sound, tropology, and syntax of poetry.		In collaboration with Digital Artist Ira Greenberg, I am building a Poetry Visualization Tool (http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess/vmodel/vmodel.html). He is building the visualizations in the Processing language; I am encoding the poetry to be visualized in an xml code that is an extension of TEI, with "pa" (Poetess Archive / http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess) elements added into it. What I offer here is not the processing code but the extended TEI and its schema that can be used to code the meter, sound, tropology, and syntax of poetry.

	== Features ==		== Features ==
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	== Source code and licensing ==		== Source code and licensing ==

			Source Code consists basically in an extended tei schema (PAViz.rnc) and four sample coded versions of John Keats's Ode on a Grecian Urn (meterOde.xml, tropologyOde.xml, soundOde.xml, and syntaxOde.xml). All of these documents including documentation are available in the folder called sampleCoding available at:

			http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.html

			This is a pre-release version of things, and I welcome comments.

			The finished tool will have a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.


	== Support for TEI ==		== Support for TEI ==
	~~(Does it support~~ TEI or TEI ~~Lite "out~~ of the ~~box"?)~~		Any poem coded in TEI can be coded in this way. Simply open your TEI document, change the schema to the schema provided, PAViz.rnc, and then make use of the elements you find described in the instruction document and in the teiHeaders of the four sample versions of Keats's Ode.
	~~(How easily can TEI be implemented?)~~
	~~(Are there customized versions of~~ the ~~tool created for~~ the ~~TEI community, perhaps even by those not affiliated with~~ the ~~tool~~'s ~~creators?)~~

	== Language(s) ==		== Language(s) ==
	(What computer language is the tool written in?)		(What computer language is the tool written in? -- Processing
	(What language(s) are used in the interface?)		(What language(s) are used in the interface?) -- no inteface yet
	(What language(s) are used in the documentation?)		(What language(s) are used in the documentation?) -- MSW

	== Documentation ==		== Documentation ==
	~~(link to or information about documentation~~ available)
			See "Coding Poetry for the Poetess Archive" in the sampleCoding file available at 4Shared: http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.html

			When released, the tool will be announced here: http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess/vmodel/vmodel.html

	== Tech support ==		== Tech support ==
	(What technical support is provided by the creators of the tool?)		(What technical support is provided by the creators of the tool?) Email me at mandellc@muohio.edu

	== User community ==		== User community ==
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	== Sample implementations ==		== Sample implementations ==
	(~~links to demo sites running the tool or successful implementations of it~~)
			My favorite: http://iragreenberg.com/poetess/viz04/ (use a Safari browser)


	== Current version number and date of release ==		== Current version number and date of release ==
	~~(type in that information here)~~		none yet

	== History of versions ==		== History of versions ==
	~~(type in that information here)~~		none yet

	== How to download or buy ==		== How to download or buy ==
	~~(type in that information here)~~		only TEI extensions available at the moment

	== Additional notes ==		== Additional notes ==
	~~(type in that information here)~~

Mandellc at 22:44, 1 February 2010

2010-02-01T22:44:28Z

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			All the documents described in this essay are available here: http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.html

	http://www.~~4shared~~.com/~~file~~/~~213276484~~/~~156f569f~~/~~sampleCoding~~.html		[[Category:Tools]]

			[[Category:Analysis tools]]
			[[Category:Interfaces]]


			[[Category:Discovering]]
			[[Category:Annotating]]
			[[Category:Comparing]]
			[[Category:Illustrating]]
			[[Category:Representing]]

			== Synopsis ==
			In collaboration with Digital Artist Ira Greenberg, I am building a Poetry Visualization Tool. He is building the visualizations in the Processing language; I am encoding the poetry to be visualized in an xml code that is an extension of TEI, with "pa" ([Poetess Archive \| http://unixgen.muohio.edu/~poetess]) elements added into it. What I offer here is not the processing code but the extended TEI and its schema that can be used to code the meter, sound, tropology, and syntax of poetry.

			== Features ==
			This is simply an extended tagset for analyzing poetry, at the moment, though the tag set can be used by a visualization tool in development at http://www.iragreenberg.com/ira_greenberg_data/code/poetess/index.html

			== User commentary ==
			'''Please sign all comments.'''

			== System requirements ==
			The Poetry Visualization tool can be run on Mac, Windows, or Linux.

			== Source code and licensing ==


			== Support for TEI ==
			(Does it support TEI or TEI Lite "out of the box"?)
			(How easily can TEI be implemented?)
			(Are there customized versions of the tool created for the TEI community, perhaps even by those not affiliated with the tool's creators?)

			== Language(s) ==
			(What computer language is the tool written in?)
			(What language(s) are used in the interface?)
			(What language(s) are used in the documentation?)

			== Documentation ==
			(link to or information about documentation available)

			== Tech support ==
			(What technical support is provided by the creators of the tool?)

			== User community ==
			(Are there any communities of users?)

			== Sample implementations ==
			(links to demo sites running the tool or successful implementations of it)

			== Current version number and date of release ==
			(type in that information here)

			== History of versions ==
			(type in that information here)

			== How to download or buy ==
			(type in that information here)

			== Additional notes ==
			(type in that information here)

Mandellc at 22:36, 1 February 2010

2010-02-01T22:36:39Z

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	http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.html		http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.html

Mandellc: New page: http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.html

2010-02-01T22:36:28Z

New page: http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.html

New page

http://www.4shared.com/file/213276484/156f569f/sampleCoding.html