OptionalagainstThe copy it was found against, by id: the edition's reference copy at the time. Left out by alignments recorded before this was.
OptionalfoundThe software that found it, and when.
OptionalmatchedHow many notes of the copy found their counterpart on the reference copy.
OptionalresidualHow far the counterparts still lie apart, as a root mean square in millimetres of the axis.
Own millimetres to the axis's, applied after the shift.
OptionalscaleThe standard error of the scale: the residual over the spread of the matched notes along the roll, as for a line of least squares.
Applied before the scale.
How the copy's own places are carried onto the edition's axis, which is the millimetres of its reference copy (
Edition.referenceCopy):It is found, not given:
alignCopymatches the copy's notes with the reference copy's and records what it found, and can find it again. The document holds the copy's features and tears at its own places, as they were read, and this beside them;importJsonLdputs them onto the axis andasJsonLdtakes them back, so that within the library every place along the roll is a place on the axis.What the scale is put down to, the paper or the speed the copy was cut for, is worked out from all the alignments together (
paperOf). Not exported to RDF.