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Corpus Map is a data visualization tool designed to display a treemap of languages and datasets. It provides a hierarchical and proportional representation of data, making it easier to understand and analyze the distribution of languages and datasets within a corpus. This tool is particularly useful for visualizing large-scale linguistic data in an intuitive and accessible manner.
• Interactive Treemap: Visualize languages and datasets as an interactive treemap, allowing users to explore and drill down into specific categories.
• Proportional Representation: Each rectangle in the treemap represents a language or dataset, with size proportional to its frequency or size in the corpus.
• Color Coding: Customizable color schemes to differentiate between languages or datasets.
• Zoom and Hover: Dynamic interaction features such as zooming and hovering over elements for detailed information.
• Filtering Options: Ability to filter datasets based on specific criteria.
• Export Functionality: Save or export visualizations for further analysis or reporting.
• Multi-Language Support: Designed to handle multiple languages and datasets simultaneously.
What types of data can Corpus Map visualize?
Corpus Map is designed to visualize linguistic data, including language distributions, dataset sizes, and corpus compositions.
How do I customize the color scheme in Corpus Map?
To customize the color scheme, go to the settings menu and select the "Color" option. Choose from predefined palettes or create your own custom colors for different categories.
Can I filter datasets in Corpus Map?
Yes, Corpus Map allows users to filter datasets based on specific criteria such as language, size, or other attributes. Use the "Filter" option in the toolbar to apply your desired settings.