examples: keyness-vs-keyness era diamonds + clearer labels - #9
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- Add 'keyness vs keyness across eras' to the presidential example: rank each
era's over-represented words by keyness against the rest of the corpus (a
shared reference), then diamond two eras' distinctive-vocabulary rankings.
Adds 1950-1974 vs 2000-2024 and 1825-1849 vs 2000-2024 to the gallery + notebook.
- Fix the frequency-vs-keyness diamond labels ('by frequency' -> 'frequency') so
the axes read 'rank in frequency' / 'rank in keyness'; clarify the docs caption.
Examples/docs only — no package code change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a 'keyness vs keyness across eras' section to the presidential example: each era's distinctive vocabulary (over-represented words by keyness vs the rest of the corpus, via
RankedList.from_scores) diamonded against another era's. Two comparisons (1950-1974 vs 2000-2024; 1825-1849 vs 2000-2024) in the gallery + executed notebook + docs. Also fixes the frequency-vs-keyness diamond labels so the axes read 'rank in frequency' / 'rank in keyness', and clarifies the caption. Examples/docs only — no package code change, no release.🤖 Generated with Claude Code