Explore 114 emotion and modifier words from Estonian treasure legends (varandusemuistendid), organized into 13 emotion domains and connected by their discovery relationships.
Data source: treasure emotion lexicon built via the substitution-test pipeline (per-seed Harris substitution → depth-5 expansion → Claude Opus review → 3-layer corrections).
How Nodes Are Calculated
Each node represents one lemma from the treasure emotion lexicon (114 total).
Node size is currently uniform — the formula is 3 + hit_rate × 15, but all lemmas in this dataset achieved a hit rate of 1.0, so every node appears at the same size.
Node colour = emotion domain (13 distinct colours visible in the legend on the left).
Quality tier (filterable): High (≥5 independent detection methods confirmed the word), Medium (2–4), Low (1). “Sources” = how many of the pipeline’s detection paths independently found this word.
Depth = substitution chain distance from the nearest seed word. Depth 0 = one of the 26 original seed words; depth 1 = found directly as a substitute for a seed; depth 2+ = found via intermediate substitutions.
PPMI score = how strongly this word is associated with treasure legends compared to the general runosong corpus (pointwise mutual information). Higher = more treasure-specific.
Corpus frequency = total occurrences across all 564 treasure legend texts.
How Edges Are Calculated
Chain edges (solid lines): connect two lemmas that appeared consecutively in the same discovery chain — word B was found as a substitute for word A’s template slot. Edges are undirected (no arrowheads); they indicate co-occurrence in the same discovery path.
Family edges (dashed lines): connect all family members to the family head when no chain edge already links them. These are structural edges representing semantic grouping within the same reviewed emotion family.
Edge colour = the domain colour of the family they belong to.
Interaction Guide
Click a node to see: type (E=emotion / M=modifier), family membership, metrics, corpus contexts (up to 3 excerpts with Estonian + English), family members (clickable), and wordform list (clickable → Emotion Mapping page).
Drag nodes to rearrange the layout.
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Left panel: search by lemma, filter by domain / quality tier / max depth.
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Domains & Related Pages
This page uses a 13-domain classification specific to the treasure legends substitution pipeline. The Emotion Mapping page uses a broader family-based classification with more granular categories — the wordform links bridge between the two views.
See also: Emotion Vocabulary for the full runosong emotion lexicon (38 families, 61,070 wordforms).