Compus: visualization and analysis of structured documents for understanding social life in the 16th century

Jean-Daniel Fekete 1 Nicole Dufournaud
1 Mines Nantes - Mines Nantes
Abstract : This article describes the Compus visualization system that assists in the exploration and analysis of structured document corpora encoded in XML. Compus has been developed for and applied to a corpus of 100 French manuscript letters of the 16th century, transcribed and encoded for scholarly analysis using the recommendations of the Text Encoding Initiative. By providing a synoptic visualization of a corpus and allowing for dynamic queries and structural transformations, Compus assists researchers in finding regularities or discrepancies, leading to a higher level analysis of historic source. Compus can be used with other richly encoded text corpora as well.
Keywords : SGML TEI XML XSL computers and the humanities history information visualization structured documents visual data mining
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Jean-Daniel Fekete, Nicole Dufournaud. Compus: visualization and analysis of structured documents for understanding social life in the 16th century. Proceedings of the fifth ACM conference on Digital libraries, Jun 2000, San Antonio, TX, United States. pp.47--55, ⟨10.1145/336597.336632⟩. ⟨hal-00877344⟩

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