The record, at a glance.
What the record holds, how much of it has been read, and which patterns travel together.
The record in figures
Public snapshot- Documents
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- in the record
- Analyzed
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- read and tagged
- Earliest
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- first dated document
- Latest
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- latest dated document
What the record is made of
Volume top 10The record mixes source documents, such as emails, court filings and transcripts, with written work about them, such as chapters and analyses. Individual documents stay private; this page publishes counts only.
Atlas
The pattern atlas.
— patterns are tagged in the record. Here are the ten most common, under stand-in names that keep its categories private. The document counts are real.
Insights Co-occurrence
What travels together.
Pick a label to see what travels with it.
Pick a label
Ten demonstration labelsPick a label to see which others share its documents.
The names are stand-ins; the document counts are real. Arcs show how many documents carry each label. Ribbons show the documents two labels share, on the same scale; overlapping ends mean a document carries three or more labels. Pairs sharing fewer than two are not drawn.
Three readings. Each is computed from the same counts the web draws.
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Most partners
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The label that shares two or more documents with the most other labels.
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Least overlap
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The label with the lowest share of documents in common with its closest partner.
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Three labels at once
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Labels whose shared counts show that some documents carry three or more labels.