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New Technical Notes for Using Tropy to Analyze Manuscripts (en français)

We just released two working technical notes (in French) to help researchers get set up to use Tropy to analyze Ajami annotations/segments in West African manuscripts:

  1. Comment créer un premier projet Tropy « portable » pour une collection manuscrite
  2. Instructions pour créer un nouveau projet « portable » Tropy pour analyser une nouvelle collection/bibliothèque

We’re working on also putting out some other draft standards/workflows regarding how to use Tropy to “annotate” manuscript images that include instances of Ajami. More news to come!


OpenEdition suggests that you cite this post as follows:
Coleman Donaldson (December 5, 2018). New Technical Notes for Using Tropy to Analyze Manuscripts (en français). A-label: African Languages Between the Lines. Retrieved October 3, 2024 from https://doi.org/10.58079/awtp


Author: Coleman Donaldson

Postdoc at the University of Hamburg interested in speech and literacy practices in Francophone and Manding-speaking West Africa.

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