Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of SketchVisualization

Timestamp:

May 31, 2017, 3:44:08 PM (7 years ago)

Author:

xkovar3

Comment:

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SketchVisualization

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 = D4.3: Visualization tool for Sketch Grammar queries =
 
-This tool is aimed at experienced users of the word sketches who want to understand precisely how the collocates were extracted from the corpus.
+This tool is aimed at experienced users of the word sketches who want to understand precisely how the collocations were extracted from the corpus.
 
 = Building Word Sketches =
 
 The word sketch approach consists in combining the statistics
-with of manually defined syntactic rules that limit what counts
+with a set of manually defined syntactic rules that limit what counts
 as a co-occurrence of particular two words – a sketch grammar. The core
 of a sketch grammar is a set of queries in corpus query language CQL,
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 a large number of different grammatical relations.
 
-In the process of sketch grammar development, the developer needs to have the relation names, macros and directives clearly marked so that he does not have to read every piece of the code. Also, for an expert user who wants to be able to reconstruct how a grammatical relation is built up, it will be easier to read and understand the CQL definition.
+In the process of sketch grammar development, the developer needs to have the relation names, macros and directives clearly marked so that he does not have to read every piece of the code. Also, for an expert user who wants to be able to reconstruct how a grammatical relation is built up, it will be easier to read and understand the CQL definition, if the units with different meaning are marked differently.
 
 = Visualization tool =
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 [[Image(wsdef.png)]]
 
-On top of this functionality, it is also possible to find out how many hits a particular query had, as well as any errors in the evaluation of the queries -- all of this is logged, and the logs are accessible to the users within the Corpus Architect interface (in cases where they are allowed to view them). Together with the described visualization tool, this functionality provides a convenient environment for the sketch grammar developer, as well as for the expert users that want to know how the system work inside.
+Figure 1. Screenshot from the visualization tool for sketch grammar queries -- Amharic sketch grammar.
 
+On top of this functionality, it is also possible to find out how many hits a particular query had, as well as any errors in the evaluation of the queries -- all of this is logged, and the logs are accessible to the users within the Corpus Architect interface (in cases where they are allowed to view them). Together with the described visualization tool, this functionality provides a convenient environment for the sketch grammar developer, as well as for the expert users that want to know how the system works inside.
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