This page gives information on the tools used in the MULTEXT-East
project.
Content:
- MULTEXT tools
- Multext-East Utilities
- Free Third Party Tools
The tools can be found in the
tool/ directory.
The tools of the
MULTEXT
project have been used in the
MULTEXT-East project. The MULTEXT tools and documentation is privided
via the WWW, on the address
http://www.lpl.univ-aix.fr/projects/multext/MUL7.html
Below follows a list of the MT tools used in the project:
- MtRecode - Character conversion program (to/from SGML entities)
- MtSgmlQL - SGML Query Language
- MtSeg - Text segmenter
- MtLex - Multext lexical access tools
- MtTag - Multext POS disambiguator and related utilities
On this CD/WWW you can find the MULTEXT-East
language resources for the MtSeg and MtLex
tools.
These are small programs, that have been developed for various
'utility' tasks in the scope of MULTEXT-East. They are either C
programs or Unix scripts, either shell, Perl, AWK, or SED.
- mtems-* are utilities that work on or with
the MULTEXT-East
morphosyntactic descriptions, in particular with the LaTeX
original of the
common tables
of attribute values. For convenience the distribution
includes the LaTeX file
mtems-tab.tex
with just these tables.
- mtems-expand
expands MULTEXT-East morphosyntactic
descriptions and/or checks their well-formedness as per
common tables (Perl).
- mtems-split
splits the common tables into language-specific tables (Perl).
- mtems-mode is a major mode for XEmacs that
provides commands for viewing and editing morphosyntactic descriptions
(in a tokenized text file) (Emacs lisp, needs mtems-expand).
- ider
assigns IDs to specified elements in a CES document (gawk script)
- tagcnt computes <tagusage> in a cesDoc
document (C program, also provided as two Unix shell scripts)
- wordcount computes <wordcount> in a cesDoc
document (Unix shell script)
- mtewfl-count counts Things in a MTE Word-Form Lexicon
(Perl)
And last, but really first:
Thanks to the people that made the software listed
here available and to the organisations that supported them.
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