Tools

Creation

ColorBrewer

ColorBrewer is a web tool for selecting color schemes for thematic maps, most usually for choropleth maps. It includes 35 basic schemes with different numbers of classes for over 250 possible versions. Each scheme has CMYK, RGB, Hex, Lab, and AV3 (HSV) specs for the colors. The software is designed simply to list color specs for a scheme you find useful so you are able to create these colors in the mapping software you are using. It should be noted that ColorBrewer is not mapping software. It is designed specifically for users to look up color sets to use in mapping environments. It does not allow you to read in your own data and it will not open any other geography files.

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Collocation - XML (TAPoRware)

This tool provides all words directly before and after a user-specified word, based on the desired context of words, lines or sentences. The results can be sorted alphabetically, by frequency, or by Z-score (an indication of how far and in what direction that item deviates from its distribution's mean, expressed in units of its distribution's standard deviation). HTML and plain text versions are also available within the TAPoRware toolsets. This tool’s functionality has been incorporated into Voyant available online at www.voyant-tools.org.

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Collocation - Plain Text (TAPoRware)

This tool provides all words directly before and after a user-specified word, based on the desired context of words, lines, sentences or paragraphs. The results can be sorted alphabetically, by frequency, or by Z-score (an indication of how far and in what direction that item deviates from its distribution's mean, expressed in units of its distribution's standard deviation). HTML and XML versions are also available within the TAPoRware toolsets. This tool’s functionality has been incorporated into Voyant available online at www.voyant-tools.org.

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Collocation - HTML (TAPoRware)

This tool provides all words directly before and after a user-specified word, based on the desired context of words, lines, sentences or paragraphs. The results can be sorted alphabetically, by frequency, or by Z-score (an indication of how far and in what direction that item deviates from its distribution's mean, expressed in units of its distribution's standard deviation). XML and plain text versions are also available within the TAPoRware toolsets. This tool’s functionality has been incorporated into Voyant available online at www.voyant-tools.org.

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Analysis

Collocate

Collocate was a tool for language-independent corpus exploration. It interpreted concordances by assessing the significance of co-occuring words.

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Collaboration

Collectme

Collectme is a content sharing platform that can be use to build content for large displays like data walls. It was developed under the immersive scholars project. It is a free to use service available online. You can curate and create a media collection that fits your display and share it with others. You can also use templates created by other users. Through your browser you can make an immersive exhibit of your collection by presenting it on a data wall.

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CollectiveAcces

CollectiveAccess is free, open-source software for cataloguing and publishing museum and archival collections. The collection can then be published while requiring (or not) login. It has got built in search function and can display media files. The users can annotate their media files. It has many other functions. Documentation can be found here https://manual.collectiveaccess.org/

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Collation Works

CollateX-based text collation client. CollateX, run on an server independent from the URL above, is a powerful, fully automatic, baseless text collation engine for multiple witnesses. A second collation technique, ncritic, provides a slightly different baseless text collation. Each engine complements each other nicely. The user can use different files, even URLs, then output the result in GraphML, TEI, JSON, HTML, or SVG. Fuzzy matching is an option.

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Analysis

CollateX

CollateX is a free Java library for collating texts offered by Interedition, designed to be the successor to Peter Robinson's Collate. It uses a component-oriented architecture, to enable users to mix and match components according to their needs. Though its core library is Java, it also integrates a demo web application, a demo client application and Python language bindings that allow CollateX to be embedded into Python applications.

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Collate: Interactive Collation of Large Textual Traditions

Collate was a program designed for scholars concerned with the difficulties of medieval vernacular traditions. It aimed to help scholars with the preparation of critical editions, and could collate up to a hundred texts. Collate was also capable of handling marked up text. It was available for Macintosh only, and could be purchased directly from its creator.

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