Micahel Barlow wrote that he has a program for collocational stats but it is
not ready yet.
Michael Barlow,
barlow@rice.edu
www.ruf.rice.edu/~barlow
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Wolfgang Lezius wrote:
If you're working on German texts, my tagger (including morphology tool)
might be interesting. It's freely available:
www-psycho.uni-paderborn.de/lezius/
If you're working on English: The Brill tagger is available on Windows
platforms. There have been some mails on this list about it.
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Gilles Souvay wrote:
You can download Brill's tagger under Windows95/98 (version to come will
also run under WNT) at
http://jupiter.inalf.cnrs.fr/Winbrill/
--- Best regards Gilles.Souvay@inalf.cnrs.fr___________________________________________________ Paul Rayson wrote:
We are currently porting CLAWS from UNIX to Windows and I hope it will be available in the next 2 or 3 months.
More info on the UNIX version at
http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/ucrel/claws/
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Oliver mason wrote:
For POS tagging:
QTAG (http://www.clg.bham.ac.uk/oliver/java/qtag/) is written in Java and thus works under Windows as well as on Unix. It is free for non-commercial purposes and not too expensive if you want to use it commercially.
> 2. Is there a program available, again under Windows, that can give me t,z > and MI scores for collocational significance? I have developed a corpus access tool called Qwick, also in Java. At the moment it is only available on the BNC sampler CD ROM (with a pre-indexed sample of 2.5 million words of British English), but I will soon (probably about next week) make it available for downloading from our website (without the data, as I cannot distribute that).
Qwick gives you a choice of seven or eight different scores, including several variants of MI,
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