Lyric clouds, genre maps and distinctive words
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Lyric clouds, genre maps and distinctive words
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Re: Lyric clouds, genre maps and distinctive words
#2I did something similar with books[1], but drawing the words based on their F-score was a brilliant move. I think it gives the viewer much more information than word frequency, and thus is much more appropriate for generating word clouds. I wish I'd thought of it first.
Re: Lyric clouds, genre maps and distinctive words
#3I did something similar with books[1], but drawing the words based on their F-score was a brilliant move. I think it gives the viewer much more information than word frequency, and thus is much more appropriate for generating word clouds. I wish I'd thought of it first. [1]: http://www.korokithakis.net/posts/book-clouds/
Dunno, I think the raw frequencies work fine in your case, because there aren't really any themes that all (or many) authors across your selections keep returning to.
But, thanks :-)
Re: Lyric clouds, genre maps and distinctive words
#4I did something similar with books[1], but drawing the words based on their F-score was a brilliant move. I think it gives the viewer much more information than word frequency, and thus is much more appropriate for generating word clouds. I wish I'd thought of it first. [1]: http://www.korokithakis.net/posts/book-clouds/
Dunno, I think the raw frequencies work fine in your case, because there aren't really any themes that all (or many) authors across your selections keep returning to. But, thanks :-)
Yeah, probably. I'd have to do a hybrid weighted frequency/f-score thing, otherwise I'd lose some information, but yes, great idea with the F-score overall.