DONALD
ROSS
210L Lind Hall, (612) 625-5585
rossj001@tc.umn.edu
Department of English, University of Minnesota
with Robert H. Rasche, "EYEBALL: A Computer Program for
Description of Style,", 6 (1972), 213-21.
The EYEBALL information system is designed for students of
literature, with special applications to literary style, criticism,
and the history of ideas. It is composed of a series of
[mainframe] computer programs which surveys works of
literature in natural (or real) language and, by two stages of
intermediate processing, with the use of real-time hardware when
possible, "marks" many of the text's properties of syntax and
vocabulary use. [Note: these programs were the basis for the
microcomputer version of
EYEBALL.]
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