- LMNL by eXaMpLe [slide 1]
- Markup and the “overlap problem” [slide 2]
- Orders of overlap [slide 3]
- LMNL: Requirements [slide 4]
- LMNL: History [slide 5]
- Research not development [slide 6]
- Overview of LMNL [slide 7]
- Core terminology: atom [slide 8]
- Core terminology: character [slide 9]
- Examples of atoms [slide 10]
- Core terminology: range [slide 11]
- Relations between ranges [slide 12]
- Core terminology: annotation [slide 13]
- Flat LMNL [slide 14]
- The same document, in XML [slide 15]
- Some demonstrations [slide 16]
- Demonstration files [slide 17]
- Meredith: “Modern Love XXX” [slide 18]
- Milton: “On his blindness” [slide 19]
- Yeats: “Leda and the Swan” [slide 20]
- Frost: “Never again would birds' song be the same” [slide 21]
- How are these achieved? Preparation [slide 22]
- Intermediate steps in the pipeline [slide 23]
- How are these achieved? Processing [slide 24]
- Problem areas [slide 25]
- A processing architecture for LMNL [slide 26]
- Problem statement [slide 27]
- Support hierarchies via declarations? [slide 28]
- Core terminology: limen [slide 29]
- Limina in the sonnets [slide 30]
- Attractions of this approach [slide 31]
- LMNL tomorrow [slide 32]
- For more information [slide 33]