2.1 C3PO
Figure N-1. C3PO logo
Clever, Crafty, Content Proling of Objects (C3PO) is a software tool, which enables a detailed content analysis of large-scale collections [Petrov, Becker 2012]. For requirements of such a tool, we may refer to [OCLC paper by CD,LF,KD], saying that “a content profiler has the function of aggregating and analyzing content characteristics and producing a well-specified content profile that provides a meaningful and useful summary of the relevant aspects of the content. This component has to cope with large amounts of data in the content and support the watch and planning components by summarizing the important aspects to a content profile, exposed via the Content profile interface.”
Figure N provides a high level overview of processes happening in C3PO. The tool uses characterisation results of a digital collection from a repository as input, aggregates them and generates a profile of the content set in an automated manner. It outputs a detailed content profile describing the key characteristics of a collection. This content profile may be used by watch component Scout through C3PO API. Also, C3PO provides facilities for data export and further analysis of the content, such as helpful visualizations of the content characterisation results, partitioning of the collection into homogeneous sets based on any known characteristic.
Figure N: The steps in content profiling workflow
In the following subsections we will describe in details the components presented in Figure N.
2.1.1 Characterisation
Characterisation is a process of acquiring characteristics or properties about content in focus. More specifically characterisation could be split into 3 parts: identification. Necessary information about data s...
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...nt Plato and the watch component Scout. These tools altogether constitute The SCAPE Planning and Watch suite. The integration with Scout (REST API) offers the possibility to monitor the feature distributions of collections over time. By creating a historic profile from a collection, it is possible to watch its growth and changes in the distributions of key aspects such as formats over time. The integration with Plato uses an export of the content profile for the whole or a subset of a collection into a content profile. This profile identifies and describes the set of objects contained and provides a statistical summary of file format identification and important features extracted. Plato understands this profile and uses is to obtain statistics about the content set for which a plan is being created.
3.2.1 Update with development in C3PO to be able to parse SB data
A characterization a process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character. Characterization is revealed through direct characterization and indirect characterization. A direct characterization tells the audience what the personality of the character is. An example would be, “The patient boy and quiet girl were both well-mannered and did not disobey their mother” In this quote the author is directly telling the audience the personality of the two children. That the boy is “patient” and the girl is “quiet.” Another example would be, “Karen is bright, energetic, and helpful.” This quote is directing us by telling us that Karen is both bright, energetic, and helpful. Another example is, “Joe was motivated by money.
Characterization is used to help along the point giving us a better understanding of the main character. In the start of on the sidewalk bleeding the author uses characterization to flesh out Andy and give some of his aspirations. One of those aspirations is his girlfriend Laura he believes that “someday he would marry laura someday” (Hunter 2). First off this quote gives one of the symbols of the story. Second, this shows that Andy wants to have a life past the royals. The author also uses characterization to describe the nature of labels. A boy and a girl couple stumble upon Andy
The subsequent sections provide detailed data information and example scenarios for each of the three types.
Characterization is an essential component in a short story. Characterization is based on two things , indirect or direct characterization. Indirect Characterization shows the audience what the personality of the character is , and Direct tells the audience what the personality of the character is. Authors make characters be presented by means of description,through their actions,speech,thoughts and interactions with other characters. Authors frequently apply characterization to their stories to develop a theme or moral to the stories. Practically every novel that was made in the history of literature has a theme.This means any kind of short story like The Whistle by Anne Estevis and Marigold by Eugenia Collier has characterization.
Characterization is the way a writer makes a person in a story, book, play, movie, or television show seem like a real person. A person that is the best person to characterize is Rikki-Tikki. Rikki-tikki can be characterized as curious because everytime he wakes up he checks the house. he can also be characterized a courageous because he fought Nag and Nagaina single handedly and killed them both. Another thing he could be characterized as is strategic because he killed the babies so Nagarina could not breed them to be like
Characterization is the process by which the author reveal the personality of a character. Characterization can be created in two different ways: direct and indirect characterization. Direct characterization is when the author tells the readers what a character is like. Indirect characterization is based on clues from the story, the reader decides what a character is like. Indirect characterization can come from what the character says/does, what the character thinks, what others say about the character, and the character’s physical appearance.
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Characterization: Most of the characterization is indirect. We learn about these characters mostly by their action and their dialogue. However, there is some direct characterization when the narrator tells us of what has shaped the mother into what she is today.
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