Visualizing Textual Similarity of Shakespearean Suspect Texts

Kim, Heejin. "Visualizing Textual Similarity of Shakespearean Suspect Texts: An Examination of the Henry VI Plays" Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, 36.4 (2021) pp. 919-933
DOI: 10.1093/llc/fqaa064

Heejin Kim

• Figure 1. Distribution of Similarity Scores by TLNs: Contention vs. Henry VI Part Two
• Figure 2. Distribution of Similarity Scores by TLNs: Duke of York vs. Henry VI Part Three
• Figure 3. Average Scores by a Reporter Speaking or Onstage
• Figure 4. Average Similarity Scores by Roles: Contention vs. Henry VI Part Two
• Figure 5. Average Similarity Scores by Roles: Duke of York vs. Henry VI Part Three
• Figure 6. Distribution of Similarity Scores by Roles: Contention vs. Henry VI Part Two
• Figure 7. Distribution of Similarity Scores by Roles: Duke of York vs. Henry VI Part Three
• Figure 8. Average Similarity Scores by Scenes: Contention vs. Henry VI Part Two
• Figure 9. Average Similarity Scores by Scenes: Duke of York vs. Henry VI Part Three
• Figure 10. Distribution of Similarity Scores by Scenes: Contention vs. Henry VI Part Two
• Figure 11. Distribution of Similarity Scores by Scenes: Duke of York vs. Henry VI Part Three
• Figure 12. Strength of Association
• Table of Similarity Scores by TLN, Speaker, Reporter, and Scene Number: Contention vs. Henry VI Part Two
• Table of Similarity Scores by TLN, Speaker, Reporter, and Scene Number: Duke of York vs. Henry VI Part Three

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