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<lbn="060004"/><saidxml:id="060004-a"who="Cunningham">―Come on, Simon.
<certaintytarget="#060004-a"match="@who"locus="value"assertedValue="Power"degree="0.5">
<desc>It's unclear here whether it's Cunningham or Power speaking.</desc>
</certainty>
</said>
...but this obviously shouldn't appear in the transformed HTML output.
Ideally, when displaying the dialogue tags for this, we'd have some kind of dotted line or something to indicate fuzziness.
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This makes sense to me. I can imagine a few different visualizations. Where it gets more interesting is deciding what such ambiguity means for a statistical analysis of speakers and their speech. (I suppose, too, that Joyce’s male characters are too poorly distinguished for such analysis to resolve the ambiguity of who is speaking?)
btw I labelled the xml:id with the line number followed by the word unclear (in case we end up using IDs for other purposes). Happy to revert if that's cumbersome.
<lbn="060004"/><saidxml:id="060004_unclear"who="mc">―Come on, Simon.
<certaintytarget="#060004_unclear"match="@who" […]
How do we attribute dialogue in an exchange between several people ? There’s a spot like this in Hades where no speakers are given for several lines of dialogue:
<lbn="060114"/><saidwho="lb">―I met M'Coy this morning,</said> Mr Bloom said. <saidwho="lb">He said he'd try to come.</said></p>
<p><lbn="060115"/>The carriage halted short.
<lbn="060116"/><saidwho="unclear">―What's wrong?</said>
<lbn="060117"/><saidwho="unclear">―We're stopped.</said>
<lbn="060118"/><saidwho="unclear">―Where are we?</said></p>
<p><lbn="060119"/>Mr Bloom put his head out of the window.
<lbn="060120"/><saidwho="lb">―The grand canal,</said> he said.</p>
The unclears can only be Cunningham, Power or Simon Dedalus (with Bloom, perhaps, chiming in at U 6.117). How best would that be encoded?
We're encoding certainty like this:
...but this obviously shouldn't appear in the transformed HTML output.
Ideally, when displaying the dialogue tags for this, we'd have some kind of dotted line or something to indicate fuzziness.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: