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    Alvis::TermTagger 0.7

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    May 8th, 2012, 13:07 GMT
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    Alvis::TermTagger description

    Perl extension for tagging terms in a corpus

    Alvis::TermTagger is a Perl extension for tagging terms in a corpus.

    SYNOPSIS

    use Alvis::TermTagger;

    Alvis::TermTagger::termtagging($termlist, $outputfile);


    This module is used to tag a corpus with terms. Corpus (given on the STDIN) is a file with one sentence per line. Term list ($termlist) is a file containing one term per line. For each term, additionnal information (as canonical form or semantic tag) can be given after the first column. This information can be separated by either a column, either by a vertical bar. Each line of the output file ($outputfile) contains the sentence number, the term, additional information, all separated by a tabulation character.

    This module is mainly used in the Alvis NLP Platform.


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