Digital philology of Indo-Aryan tradition
Closed research environment
Small community for deep work with material
Participation in corpus expansion and verification
Transparent principles of text processing and analysis
Specialized tools for working with tradition texts
Working with multi-layered commentary structure — bhāṣya, ṭīkā, vārttika. Comparing interpretations of Vedanta, Yoga, Tantra schools.
Text translation considering Pāṇini grammar. Semantic nuances of terms in specific tradition context.
Semantic search with tradition understanding. Finds conceptually related passages across different school texts.
Linking yoga techniques to primary sources. Comparing haṭha, rāja, jñāna, bhakti methods across traditions.
Darśana argumentation structure. Reconstructing debates between schools: advaita, dvaita, viśiṣṭādvaita.
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Text database structure
Materials on methodology and project development
How we process Sanskrit texts: from OCR to semantic markup. Principles of working with term ambiguity.
Where texts come from, how they are verified and organized. Selection criteria and cataloging principles.
Technical description of the agent for analyzing commentary tradition. Interpretation comparison algorithms.