Many Eyes on Greek Nominal Suffixes
IBM's Many Eyes is a wonderful site for creating and sharing visualizations of data. They recently added a "word tree" visualization which shows weighted suffix trees.
Given I've been working on the inference of inflectional morphology in New Testament Greek for my PhD, I thought I'd upload words with nominal inflection (nouns, pronouns, adjectives, participles) along with their morphosyntactic features (case, number, gender).
For example, to see how dative, plural, masculine nominals end, you just search for occurrences ending in "DPM"
See http://services.alphaworks.ibm.com/manyeyes/view/SgoRsIsOtha66N-wO-cwI2-
At some stage I'll probably do my own visualization that, while not as pretty, will be more customized to inflectional morphology.
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Last Modified: Sept. 11, 2007
Author: James Tauber