CorpusSearch for Linux 2.002.71

CorpusSearch is a tool that finds syntactic structures in a corpus of annotated sentence trees. It can be used as a research tool on a corpus, or as a development tool for building the corpus.<br /><br />CorpusSearch 2 is a Java program that supports research in corpus linguistics. It is useful both for the construction of syntactically annotated (parsed) corpora and for searching them.<br /><br />Both the input and output files of CorpusSearch are ordinary text files, with syntactic annotations in the Penn-Treebank format.<br /><br />INSTALLATION:<br /><br />1. Download CS.jar<br />2. Put the file in a convenient place.<br />3. Open a terminal<br />4. Assuming that you have put CS.jar into the folder FOO, the following line will start CorpusSearch in any flavor of Unix that has Java installed (including Mac OS X):<br /><br />% java -classpath /FOO/CS.jar csearch/CorpusSearch<br /><br />Don't type the '%'. That stands for the terminal prompt. Note that we are assuming Unix path syntax and that FOO is a top-level directory. The classpath must give the full path, using appropriate syntax.<br />Here are some key features of "CorpusSearch":<br /><br />?*A* Tree search configurations in CS are defined in a Boolean query language over tree predicates.<br />?*A* The output of a CS search is itself searchable.<br />?*A* CS runs on any Java-supported platform.<br />?*A* The CS query language contains many features to make searching easier and more intuitive for linguistic research.<br />?*A* CS has extensive user configuration options.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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