Correct corpus size to 450 texts per corpus (724 unique), not 400#205
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Each of the two corpora contains 450 texts (50 per decade × 9 decades, 1810s–1890s), confirmed by running the filtering notebook: Korpus I = 450, Korpus II = 450, overlap = 176 → 724 unique texts — matching the "724" figure already stated in the semantic-field analysis. - analysis.md: "pro Korpus 400 Datenpunkte" → 450 (one point per text). - nlp-annotation.ipynb: the annotation-time estimate said "jeweils 400 Texte" / "800 Texten". Base it on the 724 unique texts actually annotated (the two samples overlap, so the union is annotated once): 724 × 15 s ≈ 10.860 s ≈ 181 min, so the "~3 Stunden" conclusion holds.
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Each of the two corpora contains 450 texts (50 per decade × 9 decades, 1810s–1890s), confirmed by running the filtering notebook: Korpus I = 450, Korpus II = 450, overlap = 176 → 724 unique texts — matching the "724" figure already stated in the semantic-field analysis.