Morphosyntactic stylometry and traditional baselines
This section compares passage-level units using the current gpt-5.4-mini LLM grammar parses. It publishes the morphosyntactic feature model alongside traditional word-frequency and character n-gram baselines.
Mouse over passages in each feature family to inspect labels, token counts, and nearest-neighbor context.
Open ProjectionDistance summaries, outlier lists, nearest-neighbor tables, and target-vs-rest feature deltas.
Open StatisticsUPOS tags, dependency labels, morphological features, and head-dependent POS relations from the LLM grammar parser.
180 selected features; projection method: UMAP.
Most frequent Greek surface forms after casefolding.
120 selected features; projection method: UMAP.
Most frequent normalized Greek character 4-grams, a language-agnostic stylometry baseline.
160 selected features; projection method: UMAP.