The Graphic Visualization of XML Documents
Issue Date
2011-09-24Author
Birnbaum, David
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Video
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https://youtu.be/1CjaCjCabm4Metadata
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This presentation describes the graphic visualization of XML documents in several projects in order to support philological research in the humanities. In many cases information that may not be easily accessible when the data is viewed in textual format (even with the benefit of markup) emerges strikingly when the marked-up prose is transformed, using XML tools, into a graphic representation. Furthermore, the derived graphic representations can be interwoven with more traditional textual ones in an interactive “workstation” that allows researchers to move easily among textual and graphic views as a way of researching and interrogating the content.
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Presented at “Representing Knowledge in the Digital Humanities”, University of Kansas, September 24, 2011. Institute for Digital Research in the Humanities: http://idrh.ku.eduDavid Birnbaum is Professor and Chair in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures at the University of Pittsburgh.
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