Figure 1
The third character Āndà’s Guānjū 關雎 Ode: ⿰鳥叴.
Figure 2
Opening extract of the Āndà transcription.json file. The ordered unit, paragraph, and line structure supplies stable coordinates for individual graph positions; ellipses abbreviate later lines and units.
Figure 3
Image segmentation for the first strip of Āndà Guānjū 關雎. Red traces the source page selection to the reconstructed strip; blue traces selected strip locations to individual graph crops. The two mapping files preserve the geometry required to repeat both steps.
Figure 4
From physical graph crops to the Āndà Guānjū 關雎 transcription. Each source-mapping record connects a cropped graph to one position in the transcription: red identifies its physical location and blue its textual position. Colours are explained below in paragraph Visual inspection.
Figure 5
Cross-witness alignment in Chún zhī bēnbēn 鶉之奔奔. The purple correspondence relates Āndà競 and Fùyáng 強 to the two graphs 彊彊 in the received text. The blue and orange correspondences identify the first two graph positions of the received reading 我以爲兄 and its manuscript variants. Each array records the graph positions treated as corresponding. Manuscript images are hidden in this figure for legibility reasons.
Figure 6
Āndà strip view with physical item overlays and crop metadata.