http://cavar.me/damir/index.htmlsome less relevant stuff...endcavar@me.comCopyright 2011-2012 Damir Cavar2013-04-14T23:33:15-04:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Sun, 14 Apr 2013 23:36:01 -0400dcavar@me.comInfo2013-04-14T23:33:15-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/midwest-speech-and-language-days-2013.php#unique-entry-id-61http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/midwest-speech-and-language-days-2013.php#unique-entry-id-61Midwest Speech and Language Days 2013 at the Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago are happening on the 2nd and 3rd of May 2013.

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2013-04-02T00:25:07-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/python-3-for-linguists-1.php#unique-entry-id-60http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/python-3-for-linguists-1.php#unique-entry-id-60LSA Summer Institute 2013 course Python 3 for Linguists will be made available at:

Python for Linguists Wiki (LTL, EMU)
Python 3 for Linguists (Dropbox)

There is a (currently not so full) Github repository Py3L with the (future) source code.

We are using the Komodo Edit 8.x (the free editor) and Python 3.3 in the course. We will be able to help you installing the necessary software components.
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2013-04-02T00:05:01-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/AARDVARC-Workshop-EMU.php#unique-entry-id-59http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/AARDVARC-Workshop-EMU.php#unique-entry-id-59AARDVARC - Automatically Annotated Repository of Digital Audio and Video Resources Community

NSF sponsored workshops at ILIT/EMU and CUNY.

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-11-25T12:14:28-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/migrating-project-code-repos-1.php#unique-entry-id-57http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/migrating-project-code-repos-1.php#unique-entry-id-57GitHub. I don’t know, whether this is a good idea, it just turns out to be easier to use… :-)

This port includes the SNLTK code, all kinds of Python 3 projects, Java code, some of the C(++) code for FSTs and some NLP tasks, corpus and TEI XML utils. Some of that I limited to pull-only and push-access exclusively for collaborators. If you were involved in some of that, let me know, send me your GitHub-ID is and I can add you to the collaborators group of the particular repos.

In particular, my course material will be migrated to GitHub completely. For example, the course material for the LSA Summer Institute course in summer 2013 will be placed there:
Python 3 for Linguists

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-10-25T15:29:58-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/linguistics-ma-program-bologna-2008-university-of-zadar.php#unique-entry-id-56http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/linguistics-ma-program-bologna-2008-university-of-zadar.php#unique-entry-id-56
English version:

• Part 1
• Part 2
• Part 3

• Croatian version:

• Part 1
• Part 2
• Part 3

]]>dcavar@me.comCorpus Linguistics2012-10-17T23:47:18-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/libreoffice-tei-stylesheets-file-format-conversion.php#unique-entry-id-55http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/libreoffice-tei-stylesheets-file-format-conversion.php#unique-entry-id-55ODT or DOCX to HTML or TEI XML), you can use first of all LibreOffice.

Here is a brief introduction how to batch convert files to some LibreOffice output format or TEI XML.
]]>dcavar@me.comComputational Linguistics2012-10-16T11:38:46-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/plg2dot-python-xfst-prolog-to-dot.php#unique-entry-id-54http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/plg2dot-python-xfst-prolog-to-dot.php#unique-entry-id-54XFST to a prolog file:

write prolog > mymorph.plg

and you want to convert it to DOT and visualize it in Graphviz, here is a Python 3.x script to do so:

Download zipped Python source
View Python code

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-10-07T09:26:39-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/corpus-talk-WSU-2012-10.php#unique-entry-id-53http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/corpus-talk-WSU-2012-10.php#unique-entry-id-53th of October at 11 AM. Here are some links, papers and slides that might be interesting for colleagues and students to follow and post process:

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-10-02T17:14:57-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/java-meeting-ILIT-EMU.php#unique-entry-id-52http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/java-meeting-ILIT-EMU.php#unique-entry-id-52We are meeting Fridays at 9 AM in the Cooper building for Java programming.

You might want to prepare your machine by installing:

1. the Java SE 7u7 JDK:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html

2. the NetBeans 7.2 IDE:
http://netbeans.org/downloads/index.html

and maybe reading some of the Java Tutorial:
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/index.html

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-06-21T12:49:35-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/endangered-languages-site-up.php#unique-entry-id-51http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/endangered-languages-site-up.php#unique-entry-id-51The Endangered Languages site has been launched today:

http://www.endangeredlanguages.com/

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-05-25T02:46:51-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Cluzure-CL-Mac-App-Store.php#unique-entry-id-50http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Cluzure-CL-Mac-App-Store.php#unique-entry-id-50Clozure CL, an open source and free implementation of Common Lisp for Mac is available on the App Store:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/clozure-cl/id489900618?mt=12
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-05-07T05:55:15-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/talk-at-ids-may-2012.php#unique-entry-id-49http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/talk-at-ids-may-2012.php#unique-entry-id-49Tomorrow, 8^th of May 2012, I will be presenting at the Institute of German Language in Mannheim, and there is the last day of Maimarkt… I might meet U there???
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-04-19T13:38:34-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Python-3-Py3k-for-Linguists-LSA-Institute-2013-University-of-Michigan.php#unique-entry-id-48http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Python-3-Py3k-for-Linguists-LSA-Institute-2013-University-of-Michigan.php#unique-entry-id-48Malgosia and I will be teaching a course at the LSA Institute 2013 at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor: Python 3 for Linguists.

Thanks to the Institute Steering Committee for accepting our proposal!
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-04-18T21:20:49-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/piotr-basnki-tei-xml-linguistics.php#unique-entry-id-47http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/piotr-basnki-tei-xml-linguistics.php#unique-entry-id-47Please join us for a talk by:
Dr. Piotr Banski (Institute for German Language/Institut fuer Deutsche Sprache, Mannheim, Germany)

Title: "TEI XML for Linguists"

Time: Friday, April 20, 2012 at 2:00 pm
Location: Suite 104, Cooper Building, on the Eastern Michigan University campus (see Google maps)
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-04-11T11:26:46-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/talk-malgorzata-cavar-influence-L1-L2-perception-tenseness-contrast-american-vowels.php#unique-entry-id-46http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/talk-malgorzata-cavar-influence-L1-L2-perception-tenseness-contrast-american-vowels.php#unique-entry-id-46Date: April 13th, 2012
Time: 1:30 PM
Location: Cooper Building, Suite 104, EMU, 2000 Huron River Drive, Ypsilanti

Directions: Take Washtenaw heading east from Ann Arbor toward Ypsilanti. Go past Hwy 23, turn left on Golfside, then turn right on Huron River Drive. The Cooper Building will be on the left, across from Rynearson Stadium, and there is free parking right out front. If you reach Superior St. you have gone too far.

Title: On the influence of L1 on the L2 perception: The case of tenseness contrast in American vowels
Author: Malgorzata E. Cavar

Abstract:
One obvious difficulty in foreign language learning is the production of foreign sounds. What is less obvious is the fact that the perception of foreign categories by L2 learners differs from that of the native speakers and in itself might be and often is a hurdle in the acquisition of the phonetic/phonological system of the foreign language. In this talk, I will present the results of a series of experiments pertaining to the perception of the English vocalic contrast in high vowels by learners with different L1 backgrounds. The goal of this and similar studies is to determine how perceptual strategies of L2 learners differ from those of English native speakers and what these differences depend on. In the long run, the aim is to predict “customized” areas of difficulty for learners with different backgrounds and to help develop curricula and teaching aids that would actually respond to learners’ needs.
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-04-03T11:01:21-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/tokenization-ngram-models-python3.php#unique-entry-id-45http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/tokenization-ngram-models-python3.php#unique-entry-id-45
]]>dcavar@me.comCorpus Linguistics2012-04-03T06:06:45-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/linguist-list-corpus.php#unique-entry-id-44http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/linguist-list-corpus.php#unique-entry-id-44
http://ltl.emich.edu/llc/

You can find in there the LINGUIST List mailings converted to TEI P5 XML. The linguistically annotated version will be available in an extended interface.

See the previous blog for instructions on how to use Philologic…

]]>dcavar@me.comCorpus Linguistics2012-03-26T21:21:48-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/philologic-corpus-introduction-part-1.php#unique-entry-id-41http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/philologic-corpus-introduction-part-1.php#unique-entry-id-41
]]>dcavar@me.comCorpus Linguistics2012-03-08T12:39:55-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/LTL-corpus-online.php#unique-entry-id-40http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/LTL-corpus-online.php#unique-entry-id-40LTL corpus with a couple of million tokens is online. It contains TEI P5 XML encoded books from the public domain. See here…
]]>dcavar@me.comCorpus Linguistics2012-03-08T12:35:05-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/TEI-OxGarage-Converter.php#unique-entry-id-39http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/TEI-OxGarage-Converter.php#unique-entry-id-39OxGarage Converter on the TEI pages converts almost anything to something else, in particular to TEI XML. This is obviously using the OpenOffice filters and converters in the backend as batch processors, as described here for the manual conversion.
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-03-05T19:17:30-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Lithuanian-Morphology.php#unique-entry-id-38http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Lithuanian-Morphology.php#unique-entry-id-38DGfS annual meeting 2012 on a Lithuanian Morphology and LFG Grammar is done. This was the result of a grad course at the University of Konstanz on rule-based natural language processing (using XFST and XLE). I am proud of all the participants!
Here is the poster. You can test the morphology online. The coverage will improve, this is based on the morpheme numbers from the poster, without generic morphological rules. The generator will be made available there too.
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-03-05T19:04:04-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/LINGUIST-List-store-on-amazon.php#unique-entry-id-37http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/LINGUIST-List-store-on-amazon.php#unique-entry-id-37The LINGUIST List store on amazon.com…
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-02-27T10:58:14-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/LINGUIST-List-Fund-Drive-2012.php#unique-entry-id-35http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/LINGUIST-List-Fund-Drive-2012.php#unique-entry-id-35LINGUIST List, just go to the Fund Drive 2012 pages and donate!
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-02-24T21:23:24-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/TEI-XML-parser-output-wrapper-txt2tei.php#unique-entry-id-34http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/TEI-XML-parser-output-wrapper-txt2tei.php#unique-entry-id-34TEI XML. It uses in this version just the Stanford CoreNLP tools to tokenize, recognize sentences, part of speech annotate and lemmatize the input. Just paste a paragraph of text in there. In the next version this will be expanded with NLP tools for a couple of more languages, as well as other analysis components and tools for English.

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-02-23T11:02:17-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Charty-in-JavaScript.php#unique-entry-id-33http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Charty-in-JavaScript.php#unique-entry-id-33Charty (CFG-based Chart parser) to JavaScript for a class project and added in one version feature augmentation and unification to it. You can test it online. This is running on mobile devices like iPad or iPhone in Safari and on Android with a browser that has JavaScript support without any server-based component. See the documentation and test site here…

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-02-13T19:09:03-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Stanford-CoreNLP-script-on-Mac-OS-X-Lion.php#unique-entry-id-32http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Stanford-CoreNLP-script-on-Mac-OS-X-Lion.php#unique-entry-id-32Stanford CoreNLP tools work on your Mac OS X 10.7.x (Lion) distribution with the included bash script do this...

]]>dcavar@me.comCall2012-02-13T15:15:59-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/LREC-2012-Challenges-in-the-management-of-large-corpora.php#unique-entry-id-31http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/LREC-2012-Challenges-in-the-management-of-large-corpora.php#unique-entry-id-31LREC 2012 workshop on Challenges in the management of large corpora!

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-02-13T14:02:42-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Changed_Privacy_Policy.php#unique-entry-id-30http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Changed_Privacy_Policy.php#unique-entry-id-30
If you want to make your web-experience somewhat more private, and prevent me from being able to read out something from the apache log files about you, here are some hints about how you could configure your browser to reduce the amount of personal bits you leave on your way on this page or anywhere else on the web:

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-02-07T13:54:13-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Language-Technology-Lab-LTL-up.php#unique-entry-id-29http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Language-Technology-Lab-LTL-up.php#unique-entry-id-29Language Technology Lab (LTL) (ILIT and EMU) is up, check it out:

http://ltl.emich.edu/

More content to come in the next days and weeks… stay tuned!

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-02-02T20:44:21-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Using-Antconc-Notes-1.php#unique-entry-id-28http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Using-Antconc-Notes-1.php#unique-entry-id-28
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-01-28T15:31:12-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Mac-Dictionary-Dicts.php#unique-entry-id-27http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Mac-Dictionary-Dicts.php#unique-entry-id-27

• The dict.cc dictionary plugin English-German, German-English
• Tekl.de German Thesaurus and English-German dictionary

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-01-23T13:18:18-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Latex-Dependency-Graph.php#unique-entry-id-25http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Latex-Dependency-Graph.php#unique-entry-id-25can be found here…
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-01-23T11:27:49-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Online-tool-for-IPA-transcription.php#unique-entry-id-24http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Online-tool-for-IPA-transcription.php#unique-entry-id-24i2speak:

http://www.i2speak.com/
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-01-18T14:14:19-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/SLS2009-JSSECL2006-CLS2010-CPALA2005.php#unique-entry-id-23http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/SLS2009-JSSECL2006-CLS2010-CPALA2005.php#unique-entry-id-23

• Fourth Annual Meeting of the Slavic Linguistic Society SLS 2009
• Student Conference on Empirical and Computational Linguistics (JSSECL WS CECL 2006), Zadar, Croatia
• Workshop on Computational Modeling of Lexical Acquisition (CPALA 2005), Split, Croatia
• BOOT-LA workshop at Indiana University

• Computational Linguistics Summer School 2010 at the University of Zadar (CLS2010) (see on Facebook)
• Jadertina Summer School in Empirical and Computational Linguistics (JSSECL 2006)

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-01-16T16:09:04-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/the-linguistic-Wolfram-Demonstrations-Projects.php#unique-entry-id-22http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/the-linguistic-Wolfram-Demonstrations-Projects.php#unique-entry-id-22

• Collocation by Chi Square
• Collocation by Symmetric Conditional Probability

• Multilanguage Word Lengths

• Zipf's Law Applied to Word and Letter Frequencies

• and all the other Linguistic Demonstrations there...

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2012-01-15T01:51:32-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/c9fd4a3a83a9541049b174bcdc936184-21.php#unique-entry-id-21http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/c9fd4a3a83a9541049b174bcdc936184-21.php#unique-entry-id-21Computational Formal Approaches to Slavic Languages (C-FASL) 2012:

http://cl.indiana.edu/~cfasl/

]]>dcavar@me.comCall2011-12-23T01:33:09-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/a80907be412af8968b7a12406c0ceb95-20.php#unique-entry-id-20http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/a80907be412af8968b7a12406c0ceb95-20.php#unique-entry-id-20Computational Formal Approaches to Slavic Languages 2012
Slavic Computational Linguistics: Computational Formal Approaches to Slavic Languages (10-11 May 2012, Bloomington, Indiana); Co-located with: Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL 21), 11-13 May 2012 and the Workshop in Slavic Linguistics, 14-17 May 2012.
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2011-12-02T23:38:55-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Scheme-Chart-Parser-Charty-SNLTK.php#unique-entry-id-19http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Scheme-Chart-Parser-Charty-SNLTK.php#unique-entry-id-19Charty implementation (agenda-based chart parser for CFGs) is finally available on the SNLTK pages.
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2011-11-30T12:00:21-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Scheme-Racket-Meeting-EMU.php#unique-entry-id-18http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Scheme-Racket-Meeting-EMU.php#unique-entry-id-18
If you would like to participate, bring your computational hardware with DrRacket with you, and maybe have a look at my previous blog entry and also the Scheme Natural Language Toolkit (SNLTK).

We hope that some others will join us. I can open up a communication channel, Skype and Desktop Sharing, maybe soon we can have collaborative editing going (using maybe Eclipse (Did anybody test ECF and the DocShare component in it?)). Just let me know, if you would be interested in joining this session.
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2011-11-18T23:01:20-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/DrRacket-Scheme-Videos.php#unique-entry-id-17http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/DrRacket-Scheme-Videos.php#unique-entry-id-17
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD0EB7BC8D7CF739A

Thanks to John Clements.

DC
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2011-11-16T17:55:22-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Python-3-Py3k-for-Linguists.php#unique-entry-id-16http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Python-3-Py3k-for-Linguists.php#unique-entry-id-16
Intro to Python 3
Using Komodo Edit 6.x
Processing corpora like the Brown corpus (raw text with slash-pos, or TEI XML), the Penn Treebank, the Croatian Language Corpus etc.
Generating statistical models and profiles: frequency profiles, N-gram models
Calculating significance, mutual information, relative entropy, …
Simple Finite State Machines
Simple Parsers
Generating outputs of analyses: CSV, HTML, XML, etc.
…

DC
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2011-11-04T23:19:48-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Google-V8-JavaScript-Mac.php#unique-entry-id-15http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Google-V8-JavaScript-Mac.php#unique-entry-id-15
http://kourge.net/node/123

Just keep in mind, when you want to build it for Mac OS X Lion, the SCons call should be:

scons arch=x64

The rest of the build instructions goes unchanged. Also for the comment at the bottom of the page above, you would add:

scons arch=x64 sample=shell

and get a “shell” binary, which is the JavaScript standalone engine.

If you build the v8 binary, you can copy it for example to /usr/local/bin, to make it available in general.

]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2011-10-31T16:03:30-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Schemers-Michigan.php#unique-entry-id-14http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Schemers-Michigan.php#unique-entry-id-14SNLTK pages…

]]>dcavar@me.comTalk2011-10-20T14:10:27-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Ilse-Lehiste-Memorial-Symposium.php#unique-entry-id-13http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Ilse-Lehiste-Memorial-Symposium.php#unique-entry-id-13Ilse Lehiste Memorial Symposium: Melody and Meter at the Ohio State University on the 11th of November 2011.
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2011-10-20T14:09:43-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Scheme-Natural-Language-Toolkit-SNLTK.php#unique-entry-id-12http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Scheme-Natural-Language-Toolkit-SNLTK.php#unique-entry-id-12Scheme Natural Language Toolkit (SNLTK) (and there is soon an update of Scheme coming as well), and the SNLTK is also being ported to common Racket.
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2011-10-20T14:08:24-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/European-Lisp-Symposium-2012-University-of-Zadar.php#unique-entry-id-11http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/European-Lisp-Symposium-2012-University-of-Zadar.php#unique-entry-id-11European List Symposium in 2012 will be organized at the University of Zadar, and I am on the organizing committee, and participating as well. Stay tuned…
]]>dcavar@me.comInfo2011-10-20T14:00:36-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/ef231d0ad205fd1eb8a6d48a870bcf7b-10.php#unique-entry-id-10http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/ef231d0ad205fd1eb8a6d48a870bcf7b-10.php#unique-entry-id-10]]>dcavar@me.comComputational Linguistics2011-06-21T06:39:19-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Python-Chart-Parser-TextStat.php#unique-entry-id-9http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Python-Chart-Parser-TextStat.php#unique-entry-id-9Charty parser code is updated to Python 3.x (implementing an Earley parser for context-free grammars), and a compact module, TextStat.py, with some useful functions for N-gram models, frequency profiles, vector space models, statistical analyses, information theoretic measures (entropy, mutual information, etc.). If you have comments, or you find some bug or error, let me know.
]]>dcavar@me.comComputational Linguistics2011-06-12T18:00:45-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Lexc-XFST-Foma.php#unique-entry-id-8http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/Lexc-XFST-Foma.php#unique-entry-id-8Helsinki Finite-State Transducer Technology HFST3 and Foma to compile XFST or Lexc defined morphologies and transducers…
]]>dcavar@me.comComputational Linguistics2011-05-13T03:34:48-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/aquameacs-for-xle-and-xfst.php#unique-entry-id-7http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/aquameacs-for-xle-and-xfst.php#unique-entry-id-7]]>dcavar@me.comSyntax2012-03-21T14:39:41-04:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/drawing-syntactic-trees.php#unique-entry-id-5http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/drawing-syntactic-trees.php#unique-entry-id-5
If you want to generate a graph of a syntactic relation, a syntactic tree, there are various ways to do that, without manually drawing it on paper and scanning the manual work... here is a small summary of ways and tools for generating syntactic trees...
]]>dcavar@me.comComputational Linguistics2011-03-09T07:13:30-05:00http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/snltk-at-els-2011-hamburg.php#unique-entry-id-4http://cavar.me/damir/blog/files/snltk-at-els-2011-hamburg.php#unique-entry-id-4SNLTK end of March 2011...
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