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***************************************** >>> MULTIWORD EXPRESSIONS TOOLKIT <<< >>> http://mwetoolkit.sf.net <<< >>> mwetoolkit AT gmail.com <<< >>> <<< >>> mwetoolkit readme file <<< ***************************************** Version 1.0 Released: April 16, 2015 Authors: Carlos Ramisch, Silvio Ricardo Cordeiro, Vitor de Araujo, Sandra Castellanos Contact: mwetoolkit AT gmail.com Website: http://mwetoolkit.sf.net Project: http://sf.net/projects/mwetoolkit The goal of the mwetoolkit is to perform automatic Multiword Expression extraction. Please read this documentation before you start. 1) INSTALLING (Please refer to the website for up-to-date installation documentation.) To install the mwetoolkit, just download it from the SVN repository using the following command: svn checkout svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/mwetoolkit/code/ mwetoolkit As the code evolves fast, we recommend you to use the SVN version instead of old releases. Once you have downloaded the toolkit, navigate to the main folder and run the command make for compiling the C libraries used by the toolkit. If you do not run this command, the toolkit will still work but it will use a Python version (much slower and possibly obsolete!) of the indexing and counting scripts. This may be OK for small corpora. 2) SCRIPTS and PROGRAMS The "bin" folder contains a set of Python scripts that automate part of the MWE extraction process. Call each script with option -h and you will have a complete list of arguments and options to use. The "src" folder cotains source code in C. Please do not bother about it unless you are a mwetoolkit developer. Please refer to the website for tutorials, quick start and more documentation. 3) EXAMPLES The "toy" folder contains a set of files for performing a toy experiment. You can try to run the whole pipeline by calling "./run-tutorial.sh" The specific documentation about the examples is in the script itself, as comments. 4) REGRESSION TESTS The "test" folder contains regression tests for most scripts. In order to test your installation of the mwetoolkit, navigate to this folder and then call the script testAll.sh cd test ./testAll.sh Should one of the tests fail, please send a copy of the output and a brief description of your configurations (operating system, version, machine) to our email mwetoolkit AT gmail.com Please, beware that on Mac OS some test will appear to fail when they actually succeed, the only differences being in rounding less significant digits of float numbers.
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