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TAN version 2021 released: textalign.net, now with tutorials. Just in time for TAN workshop at #EADH2021 eadh2020-2021.org/program/

String Comparison in XSLT with tan:diff() to be presented Wed. Aug. 4; prepublication draft: balisage.net/Proceedings/vo…

TAN 2020 highlight: New output demonstrates research possibilities that TAN uniquely opens: Statistical and display comparisons textalign.net/output

TAN 2020 highlight: New output demonstrates research possibilities that TAN uniquely opens: Parallel edition comparisons textalign.net/quran

TAN 2020 highlight: New output demonstrates research possibilities that TAN uniquely opens: Versioning/collation comparisons textalign.net/clio

TAN 2020 highlight: Texts with discordant reference systems can now be procedurally reconciled. textalign.net

TAN 2020 highlight: Native support for synonyms for texts with non-numerical division labels (e.g., books of the Bible), to help reconcile different naming schemes. textalign.net

TAN 2020 highlight: A new model of scholarly RDF (resource description framework) is proposed in the TAN-A format, featuring RDF predicates (called verbs) that can be defined to include or exclude components. textalign.net

TAN 2020 highlight: @oxygenxml support now includes a project and frameworks files, and tools for select formats in Author mode. textalign.net

TAN 2020 highlight: Particularly because of tan:diff(), TAN is now suited to working with texts with multiple versions, whether in different languages (e.g., translations) or not (e.g., multiple witnesses of a single version). textalign.net

TAN 2020 highlight: Functions can now parse Roman, Syriac, and Greek numeration systems. textalign.net

TAN 2020 highlight: tan:diff() and tan:collate(), deeply revised, can now process character-specific differences between any number of strings longer than 5M characters in length. textalign.net

TAN 2020 highlight: function library has been aggressively expanded (121 => 215). Regular expressions now access Unicode characters at an unprecedented level. textalign.net

TAN 2020 highlight: Error catalog has been solidified, with new proactive test suite. textalign.net

TAN 2020 highlight: Validation has been streamlined, with times for long files cut, on average, by three-quarters. textalign.net

TAN 2020 highlight: Marquis applications include creation of HTML parallel editions and collation comparisons. textalign.net

2+ years work now available: TAN version 2020 (alpha release) textalign.net Highlights to be tweeted in coming days.

Paper/presentation by @kalvesmaki on TAN-regex: A New \u: Extending XSLT Regular Expressions for Unicode balisage.net/Proceedings/vo… #Unicode #XML #XSLT #XQuery #XPath @Balisage

TAN-regex is a subset of the TAN XSLT function library. It extends XPath regular-expression functions to allow character classes based upon Unicode names and decomposition. A major revision of TAN-regex is now available: github.com/textalign/TAN-… @unicode #xml #xslt #regex

Presentation on @textalign at Thursday afternoon, 1:30, at the International Congress of Medieval Studies @DPhilology big data session. Includes new work on lexical complexity, based on heterogeneous lexico-morphological data, including @PerseusDigLib @morphgnt #Kzoo2019