XIVCM

XIVCM is a software application designed for the management and analysis of data from the XIVCM (XIVth Century) project. The XIVCM project aims to reconstruct and analyze the social and economic networks of the late medieval period, focusing on the 14th century. The software provides tools for data entry, visualization, and analysis, enabling researchers to explore the complex relationships between individuals, families, and communities during this era.

The XIVCM software includes features such as a database for storing and organizing data, a network analysis tool for visualizing relationships, and a set of analytical tools for identifying patterns and trends. The database can store information on individuals, including their names, dates of birth and death, and social status, as well as information on their relationships with other individuals, such as marriages, friendships, and business partnerships.

The network analysis tool allows users to visualize these relationships in the form of graphs, with nodes representing individuals and edges representing relationships. This visualization can help researchers identify key individuals, such as influential figures or community leaders, and understand the structure of social and economic networks.

The analytical tools provide a range of statistical and computational methods for analyzing the data. These tools can be used to identify patterns in the data, such as the prevalence of certain types of relationships or the distribution of social status, and to test hypotheses about the dynamics of social and economic networks.

XIVCM is intended for use by historians, sociologists, and other researchers interested in the late medieval period. The software is designed to be user-friendly, with a focus on providing intuitive and accessible tools for data management and analysis. The XIVCM project and software are ongoing, with ongoing development and updates to improve functionality and usability.