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ngramprocessor
The N-Gram Processor is a set of scripts and a Perl module allowing the creation and processing of n-gram lists out of text files.
SubString
The SubString package is an open-source set of Unix Shell scripts used for substring reduction and frequency consolidation of word n-grams of different length. In the process, the frequencies of substrings are reduced by the frequencies of their superstrings and a consolidated list with n-grams of different lengths is produced without an inflation of the overall word count. The functions performed by SubString will primarily be of interest to linguists working on formulaic language, multi-word sequences and similar phraseological phenomena.
WADP
The Word Association Data Processor (WADP) automates key aspects of the processing of word association data gathered from respondents in word association tests. Its user base is expected to be linguists and others working with word association data and employing a methodology similar to that presented in Fitzpatrick et. al. (2015).
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buerki/SubString
The SubString package is an open-source set of Unix Shell scripts used for substring reduction and frequency consolidation of word n-grams of different length. In the process, the frequencies of substrings are reduced by the frequencies of their superstrings and a consolidated list with n-grams of different lengths is produced without an inflation of the overall word count. The functions performed by SubString will primarily be of interest to linguists working on formulaic language, multi-word sequences and similar phraseological phenomena.
buerki/ngramprocessor
The N-Gram Processor is a set of scripts and a Perl module allowing the creation and processing of n-gram lists out of text files.
buerki/WADP
The Word Association Data Processor (WADP) automates key aspects of the processing of word association data gathered from respondents in word association tests. Its user base is expected to be linguists and others working with word association data and employing a methodology similar to that presented in Fitzpatrick et. al. (2015).