The dataset ''wyatt.txt'' contains information on poems authored by Thomas Wyatt and some of his contemporaries. Some are of unknown authorship. Each row contains information on a single poem. The first 9 columns of the dataset contain metadata. Among them are: | Column | Description | | ID | an identification number for the poem | | Author | the current best guess of who the author is | | OAuthor | the original author of the poem (e.g. when Wyatt or another translated something) | | OLang | the original language of the poem | | TSource | the source of the poem (which volume it was obtained from) | | Genre | poem genre
| | DateStart/DateEnd | an estimate of the time period in which the poem was created | | NumWords | the number of words in the poem | 10-285
| the most frequent unigrams and their counts
| | 286-364 | the most frequent bigrams and their counts
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The levels in each column are described in the keys below. Author key | W | Wyatt | | IN | Inferred as Wyatt
| | WT | Wyatt's but moderated by Tottel's revisions
| | UN | Unknown authorship
| | SU | Surrey | | BR | Bryan | | AP | Anne Locke Prowse
| | GT | Grimald but moderated by Tottel's revisions
| | GB | George Blagge
| | EK | attributed to E.K. or Edmund Knyvett
| | CG | Christopher Goodman (Maiden's Dreme)
| | AI | attributed to A.I.
| | RH | attributed to Richard Hatfield
| | LE | attributed to Anthony Lee
| | WW | William Walter
| | JH | John Hall
| | RC | Richard Copland, printer in WW translation of Boccaccio
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Original Language key| EN | English | | FR | French
| | IT | Italian | | LA | Latin | | UN | Unknown |
Original Author| P | Petrarch
| | SZ | Sannazaro | | AL | Alamanni
| | SE | Serafino | | JM | Jean Marot
| | AO | Ariosto | | MT | Martial | | CR | Crates | | TB | Theodor Beza
| | JT | Jean Taffin
| | CM | Clement Marot
| | DB | Dragonetto Bonificaccio
| | VI | Virgil | | CO | Giustu Conti
| | MS | Maurice Sceve
| | MF | Morcello Filosseno
| | MU | Musonios | | PC | Pandolfo Collunutio
| | JS | Johannes de Sacrobosco
| | HO | Horace
| | PB | Pietro Bembo
| | SN | Seneca | | TE | Tebaldeo | | CG | Christopher Goodwin
| | EL | Thomas Elyot
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Text Source| E | Egerton ms
| | D | Devonshire ms
| | B | Blage ms
| | T | Tottel's Miscellany
| | A | Arundel ms
| | H | Park-Hill ms
| | X | Parker Corpus Christi ms
| | U | Cambridge ms
| | V | Court of Venus 1538 printing
| | 2 | Court of Venus 1563 printing
| | Z | Huntington (Bryan) ms
| | L | Loseley ms of Bryan's
| | M | Anne Locke's Meditations
| | C | Marks of the Children of God, Anne Locke
| | J | Emrys Jones' edition of Surrey
| | CD | Compendious Ditties
| | ST | Sternhold Proverbes of Salomon (actually John Hall's)
| | JH2 | John Hall's 1550 reprint in his own name
| | SoL | Spectacle of Lovers, William Walter
| | GS | Guystarde & Sygysmond
| | CG2 | Christopher Goodwin STC 12047, Maiden's Dreme
| | DC | Ascribed Poems from Devonshire ms
| | I | Internet Luminarium online texts
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Genre| R | Rondeau | | S | Sonnet | | EP | Epigram | | BA | Ballad | | C | Canzoni | | SP | Songs | | SA | Satire | | PS | Psalms | | OT | Other | BV
| Blank Verse
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