Based on what is documented in https://github.com/jwzimmer/tv-tropening/issues/6, I think I can be confident that the SVD parts are implemented/ working correctly. So the next step is to come up with ways to understand and convey what that means.
One visual that would be cool is a D&D-inspired alignment chart. The classic chart looks like this:
What do I need in order to make such a chart for character space?
[ ] assign axes and label them
[ ] a cool drawn border with cells
[ ] maybe some filled out examples for famous P&P characters like Elizabeth, Jane, Darcy, and Wickham? maybe classic alignment charts for those characters?
[ ] a systematic way to translate character vectors/ scores to alignment buckets
Based on what is documented in https://github.com/jwzimmer/tv-tropening/issues/6, I think I can be confident that the SVD parts are implemented/ working correctly. So the next step is to come up with ways to understand and convey what that means.
One visual that would be cool is a D&D-inspired alignment chart. The classic chart looks like this:
What do I need in order to make such a chart for character space?
df2.to_json("July2021_normed_trait_df.json") write_json(U2.tolist(),"July2021_SVD_normed_U.json") write_json(D2.tolist(),"July2021_SVD_normed_D.json") write_json(V2.tolist(),"July2021_SVD_normed_V.json") write_json(Sig2.tolist(),"July2021_SVD_normed_Sig.json") write_json(X2.tolist(),"July2021_SVD_normed_X.json") write_json(remakeX2.tolist(),"July2021_SVD_normed_remakeX.json")