Once you've cloned the git repository, you'll need to install the django-wiki and django-categories libraries (and their dependencies):

pip install wiki
pip install django-categories
pip install django-bitfield

This project can be run directly with the manage.py script, provided that you have checked out the root of the Git repository.

It comes with a prepopulated SQLite database.

You should be able to immediately run it like this:

python manage.py runserver

The settings come in a package to administer several test scenarios. For simple purposes, simply edit local.py.

Django admin:

Xposition (URL forthcoming) is a multilingual database of the semantics of adpositions (prepositions, postpositions) and case markers. Semantic information is primarily categorized in terms of coarse-grained supersenses. The database is designed to support corpus annotation.

Xposition is the successor to PrepWiki, which was limited to English prepositions and used an earlier inventory of supersenses.

Initial languages:

• English
• Hebrew (Modern)
• Hindi
• Korean

If you would like to contribute to these or other languages, let us know.

• Project leader: Nathan Schneider (Georgetown)
• Xposition software development: Max Kim, Joseph Ledford (Georgetown)
• Other collaborators/contributors: TODO/see PrepWiki

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