TagCloud The Unnamable · 24 October 06 by Ray Crowley
Recently I came across a great project called TagCrowd by Standford Researcher Daniel Steinbock . I like tags, I like lexical analysis so I love this. Enter up to 100kb of text for lexical frequency analysis and hey presto there you go a beautiful TagCloud (published under a Creative Commons License).
Below are the results of the application applied to Samuel Beckett’s novel The Unnamable
against (15) ah (11) alone (16) already (12) anything (13) away (13) beginning (11) being (21) better (14) bring (12) calm (9) case (18) comes (14) consider (11) course (10) direction (10) doing (12) done (13) either (19) else (17) enough (19) ever (37) everything (10) example (10) eyes (31) face (13) fact (17) feel (10) forget (11) going (17) grey (14) having (28) head (29) hear (17) heart (11) hope (17) jar (12) least (17) leave (14) less (12) life (20) light (29) listen (12) living (10) lost (9) mahood (24) malone (11) man (11) matter (29) means (13) mine (14) moment (24) myself (45) night (9) none (12) nor (22) nothing (76) once (12) order (14) others (16) past (9) people (10) perhaps (64) possible (11) question (18) quite (9) reason (12) rest (9) saying (11) second (12) seems (11) shall (33) silence (21) silent (21) simply (11) since (27) something (16) sometimes (13) soon (11) speak (37) start (10) stop (15) suffer (24) sufficiently (11) talking (11) things (22) think (25) towards (15) trouble (11) true (9) truth (11) understand (10) used (13) voice (12) words (16) worm (54) wrong (11) years (10) yes (25) yet (27)
tags: language, linguistics, project, visualization
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