Lexos is a web-based tool designed for transforming, analyzing, and visualizing texts. Lexos is designed for use primarily with small to medium-sized text collections, and especially for use with ancient languages and languages that do not employ the Latin alphabet. Lexos was created as an entry-level platform for Humanities scholars and students new to computational techniques while providing tools and techniques sophisticated enough for advanced research. Read more...
The Lexos Manual can be found in its In the Margins component, which can be accessed by clicking the side panel icon on the left edge of the screen. The In the Margins panel can be accessed anywhere in the Lexos interface, or it can be opened by clicking this link. You can also read In the Margins as a separate "book" on the Scalar web platform. In addition to the "how to" manual, it contains more in-depth discussion and bibliography on issues and best practices in computational stylistics.
Beta functions are new features in Lexos which are not yet fully tested. If you enable them, the functions will become visible in the Lexos interface. But please use them with caution.