NooJ understands over 100 text file formats, including MS-WORD, HTML, etc.
Texts' Units can be paragraphs, delimited by a PERL regular expression, or defined as XML nodes.
NooJ can parse XML documents; XML tags can be integrated into NooJ's annotation system.
NooJ can export some of its annotations as XML tags.
Figure shows a French/Unicode/XML document being imported.
Texts' Units can be paragraphs, delimited by a PERL regular expression, or defined as XML nodes.
NooJ can parse XML documents; XML tags can be integrated into NooJ's annotation system.
NooJ can export some of its annotations as XML tags.
Figure shows a French/Unicode/XML document being imported.
NooJ can process single texts as well as corpora.
A corpus is a collection of texts of the same language (i.e. same linguistic resources) and the same format (same file format, text units, etc.).
NooJ includes tools (Labs) to import corpora, to split a large file into a collection of small texts, etc.
Figure shows a corpus made of 179 medical texts; the corresponding vocabulary has been sorted by frequency.
A corpus is a collection of texts of the same language (i.e. same linguistic resources) and the same format (same file format, text units, etc.).
NooJ includes tools (Labs) to import corpora, to split a large file into a collection of small texts, etc.
Figure shows a corpus made of 179 medical texts; the corresponding vocabulary has been sorted by frequency.
NooJ can locate in texts and in corpora strings of characters, PERL-type regular expressions, NooJ regular expressions and NooJ grammars.
Any morphological, lexical, syntactic or semantic information that was inserted in the text annotation system can instantly be used inside NooJ expressions and grammars.
Examples: "any Human noun in the plural", "any transitive verb in the infinitive", "any plural noun phrase"), etc.
Figure shows a simple expression that identifies the futur tense.
Any morphological, lexical, syntactic or semantic information that was inserted in the text annotation system can instantly be used inside NooJ expressions and grammars.
Examples: "any Human noun in the plural", "any transitive verb in the infinitive", "any plural noun phrase"), etc.
Figure shows a simple expression that identifies the futur tense.
NooJ grammars are structured libraries of graphs that have the power of Context-Free Grammars.
A typical NooJ grammar has dozens of graphs.
NooJ includes tools to help test, debug, maintain and share large numbers of grammars.
Figure shows a simple NooJ graph that identifies dates.
A typical NooJ grammar has dozens of graphs.
NooJ includes tools to help test, debug, maintain and share large numbers of grammars.
Figure shows a simple NooJ graph that identifies dates.
NooJ can build sophisticated concordances from morpho-syntactic regular expressions and context-free grammars.
NooJ concordances can be resized, accumulated, sorted, and filtered.
Users can apply a concordance to a corpus in order to add annotations to it, or to delete annotations from it (i.e. for disambiguation).
NooJ concordances can be resized, accumulated, sorted, and filtered.
Users can apply a concordance to a corpus in order to add annotations to it, or to delete annotations from it (i.e. for disambiguation).
