Feature #1570
Mis à jour par Serge Heiden il y a plus de 9 ans
h3. A. More synthetic display - words & score - whole lexicon
Current specificity results are displayed in the following columns (VOEUX/text@loc:word):
<pre>
Unit F f loc1 sp loc1 f loc2 sp loc2 ...
. 2461 848 17,2 325 -24,3 ...
Une 35 26 8,2 4 -1,0 ...
La 135 65 7,0 8 -6,0 ...
aussi 117 56 6,1 13 -2,4 ...
emploi 60 34 6,0 3 -3,3 ...
</pre>
To explore specific words for two different parts,
the user needs to successively sort each 'score' column
of the parts considered to get access to the most/less
specific words.
An initial specificity results display could be more
synthetic by providing immediately the *most/less specific
words* for each part, higher/lower than the banality threshold.
Here are possible displays for most/less specific words:
<pre>
u. loc1 sp loc1 u. loc2 sp loc2 ...
. 17,2 ; 14,4 ...
Une 8,2 , 11,2 ...
La 7,0 qu' 10,6 ...
aussi 6,1 en 10,2 ...
emploi 6,0 Algérie 9,3 ...
</pre>
or even more synthetic
<pre>
loc1 loc2 ...
. ; ...
Une , ...
La qu' ...
aussi en ...
emploi Algérie ...
</pre>
With this display, the user begins to read specificity results globaly at first: which units are specific to each part.
Means could be provided to navigate to the other classical view of specificity results for more detailed information.
h3. A. Solution
Add a new "TXM/User/Specificity/Specificity display" preference with values:
* full -> current specificity display with unit, f and sp
* synthetic (default value) -> for synthetic display
Add a toggle button in the specificity editor to switch between the two display types.
h3. B. More synthetic display - score only - index lexicon
To be even more synthetic, one can only display the *specificity scores higher/lower than the banality threshold*. threshold.
This display mode would be useful for specificities based on an index lexicon (not a full lexicon).
Here is a possible display:
<pre>
unit sp loc1 sp loc2 sp loc3 ...
peuple -4,7 4,2 ...
emploi 7,6 -5,3 ...
avenir 5,9 ...
liberté 5,8 ...
confiance ...
</pre>
h3. B. Solution
* add a new 'TXM/User/Specificity/Filter specificity scores' parameter, with 'true' as default value
* when FilterSpecificityScores is true, don't display specificity score under the banality threshold in the results table
Add a toggle button in the specificity editor to switch between the two display modes.
* add a new "TXM/User/Specificity/Display frequencies" parameter, with 'true' as default value
* when DisplaySpecificityFrequencies is false, don't display the frequencies columns
Add a toggle button in the specificity editor to switch between the two display modes.
h3. C. Even more synthetic display - pattern only - index lexicon
To be even more synthetic, one can only display the *pattern of scores higher/lower than the banality threshold*. threshold.
The pattern could be read horizontaly or verticaly.
This display mode would be useful for specificities based on an index lexicon (not a full lexicon).
Here is a possible display:
<pre>
unit sp loc1 sp loc2 sp loc3 ...
peuple - + ...
emploi + - ...
avenir + ...
liberté + ...
confiance ...
</pre>
or
<pre>
unit sp loc1 sp loc2 sp loc3 ...
peuple - + . ...
emploi + - . ...
avenir + . . ...
liberté . . + ...
confiance . . . ...
</pre>
or
<pre>
unit sp loc1 sp loc2 sp loc3 ...
peuple - + b ...
emploi + - b ...
avenir + b b ...
liberté b b + ...
confiance b b b ...
</pre>
h3. C. Solution
Add a "pattern" value to the "TXM/User/Specificity/Specificity display" preference of Solution A.
See also:
* Le vocabulaire des confédérations syndicales ouvrières : une analyse des spécificités, Alain Bergounioux, Michel F. Launay, Josette Lefềvre, René Mouriaux, Jean-Pierre Sueur, Mots Year 1981 Volume 2 Issue 1 pp. 139-156, http://www.persee.fr/doc/mots_0243-6450_1981_num_2_1_1025
* Le vocabulaire spécifique des motions Mitterrand, Rocard et CERES au congrès de Metz (1979), Simone Bonnafous, Mots Year 1981 Volume 3 Issue 1 pp. 79-94, http://www.persee.fr/doc/mots_0243-6450_1981_num_3_1_1040
Current specificity results are displayed in the following columns (VOEUX/text@loc:word):
<pre>
Unit F f loc1 sp loc1 f loc2 sp loc2 ...
. 2461 848 17,2 325 -24,3 ...
Une 35 26 8,2 4 -1,0 ...
La 135 65 7,0 8 -6,0 ...
aussi 117 56 6,1 13 -2,4 ...
emploi 60 34 6,0 3 -3,3 ...
</pre>
To explore specific words for two different parts,
the user needs to successively sort each 'score' column
of the parts considered to get access to the most/less
specific words.
An initial specificity results display could be more
synthetic by providing immediately the *most/less specific
words* for each part, higher/lower than the banality threshold.
Here are possible displays for most/less specific words:
<pre>
u. loc1 sp loc1 u. loc2 sp loc2 ...
. 17,2 ; 14,4 ...
Une 8,2 , 11,2 ...
La 7,0 qu' 10,6 ...
aussi 6,1 en 10,2 ...
emploi 6,0 Algérie 9,3 ...
</pre>
or even more synthetic
<pre>
loc1 loc2 ...
. ; ...
Une , ...
La qu' ...
aussi en ...
emploi Algérie ...
</pre>
With this display, the user begins to read specificity results globaly at first: which units are specific to each part.
Means could be provided to navigate to the other classical view of specificity results for more detailed information.
h3. A. Solution
Add a new "TXM/User/Specificity/Specificity display" preference with values:
* full -> current specificity display with unit, f and sp
* synthetic (default value) -> for synthetic display
Add a toggle button in the specificity editor to switch between the two display types.
h3. B. More synthetic display - score only - index lexicon
To be even more synthetic, one can only display the *specificity scores higher/lower than the banality threshold*. threshold.
This display mode would be useful for specificities based on an index lexicon (not a full lexicon).
Here is a possible display:
<pre>
unit sp loc1 sp loc2 sp loc3 ...
peuple -4,7 4,2 ...
emploi 7,6 -5,3 ...
avenir 5,9 ...
liberté 5,8 ...
confiance ...
</pre>
h3. B. Solution
* add a new 'TXM/User/Specificity/Filter specificity scores' parameter, with 'true' as default value
* when FilterSpecificityScores is true, don't display specificity score under the banality threshold in the results table
Add a toggle button in the specificity editor to switch between the two display modes.
* add a new "TXM/User/Specificity/Display frequencies" parameter, with 'true' as default value
* when DisplaySpecificityFrequencies is false, don't display the frequencies columns
Add a toggle button in the specificity editor to switch between the two display modes.
h3. C. Even more synthetic display - pattern only - index lexicon
To be even more synthetic, one can only display the *pattern of scores higher/lower than the banality threshold*. threshold.
The pattern could be read horizontaly or verticaly.
This display mode would be useful for specificities based on an index lexicon (not a full lexicon).
Here is a possible display:
<pre>
unit sp loc1 sp loc2 sp loc3 ...
peuple - + ...
emploi + - ...
avenir + ...
liberté + ...
confiance ...
</pre>
or
<pre>
unit sp loc1 sp loc2 sp loc3 ...
peuple - + . ...
emploi + - . ...
avenir + . . ...
liberté . . + ...
confiance . . . ...
</pre>
or
<pre>
unit sp loc1 sp loc2 sp loc3 ...
peuple - + b ...
emploi + - b ...
avenir + b b ...
liberté b b + ...
confiance b b b ...
</pre>
h3. C. Solution
Add a "pattern" value to the "TXM/User/Specificity/Specificity display" preference of Solution A.
See also:
* Le vocabulaire des confédérations syndicales ouvrières : une analyse des spécificités, Alain Bergounioux, Michel F. Launay, Josette Lefềvre, René Mouriaux, Jean-Pierre Sueur, Mots Year 1981 Volume 2 Issue 1 pp. 139-156, http://www.persee.fr/doc/mots_0243-6450_1981_num_2_1_1025
* Le vocabulaire spécifique des motions Mitterrand, Rocard et CERES au congrès de Metz (1979), Simone Bonnafous, Mots Year 1981 Volume 3 Issue 1 pp. 79-94, http://www.persee.fr/doc/mots_0243-6450_1981_num_3_1_1040