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GusRiva avatar GusRiva commented on August 14, 2024
  1. In the case of the blue circle, I don't see any problem, no need to correct the stemma:
    O -> x
    x -> alpha

  2. Depends on what the question marks mean. In many cases it could just be encoded in the label attribute:

Z [label="Z(?)"]

We could expand the available attributes to identify the meaning of those signs.

  1. What is the situation in the second example? Is that not just a hypothetical node descendant from beta?

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gabays avatar gabays commented on August 14, 2024

So:

  1. Today we would skip x. I think @Jean-Baptiste-Camps agrees.
  2. Mmmm… Why not!
  3. It should be the presence of an antigraph (« remoto legame di parentela » between β2 et β3).
  4. Similar problem with this stemma, especially the circles (Catullus, thanks to @Benedetta-Salvati for the image and the remark supra concerning Dante):

image

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Jean-Baptiste-Camps avatar Jean-Baptiste-Camps commented on August 14, 2024
  1. For the blue circle, in the data I've created until now, I've simplified irregularities like this one by deleting spurious steps (so O -> alpha ,with O as root), but I agree that in this project, we should perhaps stick to imitating the source (easy to simplify with a script afterwards).

Today we would skip x. I think @Jean-Baptiste-Camps agrees.

Today, we would skip x, indeed, BUT, skip omega and keep O… (I hope), because stating that all the tradition goes to an archetype is very important information (and very important for my research too !).

Depends on what the question marks mean. In many cases it could just be encoded in the label attribute:
Z [label="Z(?)"]
We could expand the available attributes to identify the meaning of those signs.

Good idea, something like color, etc. But I would aim for the simplest format possible, so, it boils down to: is uncertainty important enough for a special encoding ?

Similar problem with this stemma, especially the circles

I think circles are only there because they are printed editions, not mss ? In this case, the info can go in the WitList ?

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gabays avatar gabays commented on August 14, 2024

OK we are mixing two different problems here. Technical details and what we do. I opened a new issue regarding guidelines.

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Benedetta-Salvati avatar Benedetta-Salvati commented on August 14, 2024

Je me permets de prendre la parole sur la question des cercles. Il ne s’agit pas d’éditions imprimées: les éd. sont précédées par « ed. », le nom de l’imprimeur et la date de parution. C’est le cas de l’éd. aldine de 1502. Mais, je pourrais me tromper...

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Jean-Baptiste-Camps avatar Jean-Baptiste-Camps commented on August 14, 2024

@Benedetta-Salvati , merci, j'ai lu trop vite !
Une idée sur ce dont il s'agit ? Est-ce évoqué dans le texte ?

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Benedetta-Salvati avatar Benedetta-Salvati commented on August 14, 2024

L'auteur du teste n'explique pas le stemma en détail. Il se trompe lorsqu'il l'attribue à Reeve, l'éd. de la dernière édition (moderne) de Catulle (1997). Nous nous trouvons, au contraire, devant la généalogie de Thomson, l'auteur de l'éd. parue en 1978. Il faudra donc regarder l'intro de cette éd. pour comprendre le "mystère" des cercles. Personnellement, je n'arrive pas à m'expliquer pourquoi ils ont été insérés. Tout ce que je peux dire c'est que: Laur. 33-13 (Firenze, Biblioteca Laurenziana, Plut. 33.31) est l'un des deux ms. de base utilisés par Lachmann pour son éd. de Catulle (ensemble à D); Sen. (Siena, Biblioteca Comunale, H.V. 41), issu de R, est l’ancêtre de m u (r) w, manuscrits constituant une trad. partiellement indépendante ("Sen. w m r u form a closed group within the surviving manuscripts of Catullus: they regularly agree in error agaist all other manuscripts", D. Kiss). Désolée... @Jean-Baptiste-Camps

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Jean-Baptiste-Camps avatar Jean-Baptiste-Camps commented on August 14, 2024

@Benedetta-Salvati Merci !
Je proposerais donc, pour le moment, de ne pas encoder cette subtilité en attendant d'en savoir plus.

En revanche, ça vaudrait peut-être le coup d'inclure dans le modèle un moyen de représenter les incertitudes sur les liens (à discuter, j'ouvre ce ticket, #25 ).

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Jean-Baptiste-Camps avatar Jean-Baptiste-Camps commented on August 14, 2024

Closing this, as the remaining difficulty was moved to another ticket.

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