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Results Guide

This page explains how to read and discuss VersoVector results from the public repository.

The goal is not to publish every notebook output, but to guide a technical reader through the most relevant evidence.

Result categories

Result typeWhere to inspect itWhat it shows
Cleaned corpus01_cleaning_pipeline.ipynbText normalization and metadata readiness
Feature pipeline02_feature_pipeline.ipynbCount, TF-IDF, custom features, sparse matrices
Supervised predictions03_embeddings_supervised.ipynbMultilabel emotional or thematic tag prediction
Similarity neighbors04_embeddings_unsupervised.ipynbSemantically close poems
Topics04_embeddings_unsupervised.ipynbLatent thematic signals
Clusters04_embeddings_unsupervised.ipynbEmergent poem groupings
Integrated table05_supervised_unsupervised_integration.ipynbCombined supervised and unsupervised view
Visual assets06_visualizations.ipynbFinal plots and interpretation figures

Good candidates:

  • feature pipeline diagram;
  • supervised metric summary table;
  • tag distribution chart;
  • topic summary table;
  • cluster distribution chart;
  • UMAP or t-SNE projection;
  • similarity-neighbor example using safe short text;
  • integrated result sample with limited columns.

Use:

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docs/public/images/versovector/

Example files:

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docs/public/images/versovector/feature-pipeline.png
docs/public/images/versovector/supervised-metrics.png
docs/public/images/versovector/topic-summary.png
docs/public/images/versovector/cluster-projection.png
docs/public/images/versovector/integrated-results-sample.png

Then reference them:

md
![VersoVector cluster projection](/images/versovector/cluster-projection.png)

Suggested result narrative

When presenting results, use this structure:

text
Input text

Cleaned representation

Feature vector

Predicted tags

Nearest semantic neighbors

Dominant topic

Cluster/projection position

Interpretation

Example interpretation pattern

text
The model predicts tags associated with memory, loss, and longing.

The nearest-neighbor results suggest that the text is semantically close to poems containing similar emotional vocabulary.

The topic model associates the text with terms related to time, absence, and inner conflict.

The projection places the poem near a cluster of emotionally introspective texts.

Public documentation note

Use curated outputs.

Avoid turning the documentation into a raw dataset dump. When including examples, prefer short excerpts, synthetic examples, public-domain texts, or summarized model outputs.

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