Lexomics Tools

Anglo Saxon Tools These tools allow you to browse a selection of statistics we have gathered from the Univeristy of Toronto Dictionary of Old English Corpus.

Text index sorted by Count or by Text Name: We have counted up every word in the Poetry and Prose portions of the DoE corpus. You can see the counts quickly here.
Word Stats: View the mean, minimum, median, maximum and standard deviation of each word across the entire corpus. You get an spreadsheet of every word.
Word Frequencies: Using out extensive repository of counts, you can find counts of individual words in any text, manuscript, genre or even in the entire corpus. These stats are too, free to download.
Virtual Manuscript: In a similar tool to Word Frequencies, you select a range of texts or manuscripts to build an archive of word counts for only the texts you are interested in.
Word Count Comparisons: This tool allows users to quickly scan through an Anglo-Saxon text to find uncommon words inspired by an Excel trick by Mike Drout on his blog. Coded by Scott Kleinnman at California State University, Northridge.
Lemmatisation of Beowulf: Another tool coded by Scott Kleinnman uses custom lemmatising techniques to automatically lemmatise Beowulf and hopefully more texts in the future.

Web Text Tools In out effort to provide a comprehensive and easy to use suite of text processing tools, we are developing web-based tools to easily perform text analysis based on word counts. We are developing an easy to use pipeline, but, for now, we can show a sample of what we will provide.

Cutter: Chop texts into small pieces.

You can download the raw source of this website as a ZIP (ask us). Provided READMEs explain each tool in depth.