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read-with-jev
A Demo of using JEV to classify various attributes of a book, and present that to the reader to augment the reading experience.
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A Demo of using JEV to classify various attributes of a book, and present that to the reader to augment the reading experience
attributioncharacter-modelingclassificationjevnarratologyreadersentiment-analysis
How builders describe it
Next.js and TypeScript research prototype that reads whole novels with an eight-emotion JEV scoring layer and a character minimap, built for inspecting model output rather than measuring it.
The decision Jev makes
Keep or drop a row, assign a label, or select one field value at a time.
Where it fits
Putting Jev next to the data: filtering rows with plain-English conditions, classifying records, labelling datasets and pulling structure out of text one small decision at a time. All 98 data & extraction projects →
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