Tackling the Toolkit pp 163–⁠178
On Digital Comparative Editions and Textual Similarity Detection Tools: Towards a Hypertextual Cartography of a Rewritten Myth
Karolina Suchecka, Nathalie Gasiglia

Abstract

Our project aims to expose the intertextual relationships observable within a heterogeneous literary corpus. For this purpose, we examine the output of two text reuse detection tools, Tracer and TextPAIR. We suggest some solutions to overcome the specific limitations observed in those tools and to enhance data quality. We believe that automatic analysis of the rewriting process can make it more comprehensible if the analysis is combined with empirical research methods adapted to the corpus in question.

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Suchecka, K., & Gasiglia, N. (2021). On Digital Comparative Editions and Textual Similarity Detection Tools: Towards a Hypertextual Cartography of a Rewritten Myth. In P. Plecháč, R. Kolár, A. Bories, & J. Říha (Eds.), Tackling the Toolkit: Plotting Poetry through Computational Literary Studies (pp. 163–178). Prague: ICL CAS. doi: 10.51305/ICL.CZ.9788076580336.11

DOI
http://doi.org/10.51305/ICL.CZ.9788076580336.11

Print ISBN
978-80-7658-032-9

Online ISBN
978-80-7658-033-6

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