Programming for Corpus Linguistics

Name: Programming for Corpus Linguistics | How to Do Text Analysis with Java
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How to Do Text Analysis with Java

Oliver Mason(Autor*in)

Edinburgh University Press

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Intro
Contents
I Progamming and Corpus Linguistics
1 Introduction
1.1 PROGRAMMING IN CORPUS LINGUISTICS
1.1.1 The Computer in Corpus Linguistics
1.1.2 Which Programming Language?
1.1.3 Useful Aspects of Java
1.1.4 Programming Language Classification
1.2 ROAD-MAP
1.2.1 What is Covered
1.2.2 Other Features of Java
1.3 GETTING JAVA
1.4 PREPARING THE SOURCE
1.4.1 Running your First Program
1.5 SUMMARY
2 Introducting to Basic Programming Concepts
2.1 WHAT DOES A PROGRAM DO?
2.1.1 What is an Algorithm?
2.1.2 How to Express an Algorithm
2.2 CONTROL FLOW
2.2.1 Sequence
2.2.2 Choice
2.2.3 Multiple Choice
2.2.4 Loop
2.3 VARIABLES AND DATE TYPES
2.3.1 Numerical Data
2.3.2 Character Data
2.3.3 Composite Data
2.4 DATA STORAGE
2.4.1 Internal Storage: Memory
2.4.2 External Storage: Files
2.5 SUMMARY
3 Basic Corpus Concepts
3.1 HOW TO COLLECT DATA
3.1.1 Typing
3.1.2 Scanning
3.1.3 Downloading
3.1.4 Other Media
3.2 HOW TO STORE TEXTUAL DATA
3.2.1 Corpus Organisation
3.2.2 File Formats
3.3 MARK-UP AND ANNOTATIONS
3.3.1 Why Use Annotations?
3.3.2 Different Ways to Store Annotations
3.3.3 Error Correction
3.4 COMMON OPERATIONS
3.4.1 Word Lists
3.4.2 Concordances
3.4.3 Collocations
3.5 SUMMARY
4 Basic Java Programming
4.1 OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
4.1.1 What is a Class, What is an Object?
4.1.2 Object Properties
4.1.3 Object Operations
4.1.4 The Class Defintion
4.1.5 Accessibilty: Private and Public
4.1.6 APIs and their Documentation
4.2 INHERITANCE
4.2.1 Multiple Inheritance
4.3 SUMMARY
5 The Java Class Library
5.1 PACKAGING IT UP
5.1.1 Introduction
5.1.2 The Standard Packages
5.1.3 Extension Packages
5.1.4 Creating your Own Package
5.2 ERRORS AND EXCEPTIONS
5.3 STRING HANDLING IN JAVA
5.3.1 String Literals
5.3.2 Combiningn Strings
5.3.3 The String API
5.3.4 Changing Strings: The StringBuffer
5.4 OTHER USEFUL CLASSES
5.4.1 Container Classes
5.4.2 Array
5.4.3 Vector
5.4.4 Hashtable
5.4.5 Properties
5.4.6 Stack
5.4.7 Enumeration
5.5 THE COLLECTION FRAMEWORK
5.5.1 Introduction
5.5.2 Collection
5.5.3 Set
5.5.4 List
5.5.5 Map
5.5.6 Iterator
5.5.7 Collections
5.6 SUMMARY
6 Input/Output
6.1 THE STREAM CONCEPT
6.1.1 Streams and Readers
6.2 FILE HANDLING
6.2.1. Reading from a File
6.2.2 Writing to a File
6.3 CREATING YOUR OWN READERS
6.3.1 The CordanceReader
6.3.2 Limiations & Problems
6.4 RANDOM ACCESS FILES
6.4.1 Indexing
6.4.2 Creating the Index
6.4.3 Complex Queries
6.5 SUMMARY
6.6 STUDY QUESTIONS
7 Processing Plain Text
7.1 SPLITTING A TEXT INTO WORDS
7.1.1 Problems with Tokenisation
7.2 THE STRINGTOKENIZER CLASS
7.2.1 The StringTokenizer API
7.2.2 The PreTokeniser Explained
7.2.3 Example: The File Tokeniser
7.2.4 The FileTokeniser Explained
7.3 CREATING WORD LISTS
7.3.1 Storing Words in Memory
7.3.2 Alphabetical Wordlists
7.3.3 Frequency Lists
7.3.4 Sorting and Resorting
7.4 SUMMARY
8 Dealing with Annotations
8.1 INTRODUCTION
8.2 WHAT IS XML?
8.2.1. An Informal Description of XML
8.3 WORKING WITH XML
8.3.1 Integrating XML into your Application
8.3.2 An XML Tolkeniser
8.3.3 An XML Checker
8.4 SUMMARY
II Language Processing Examples
9 Stemming
9.1 INTRODUCTION
9.2 PROGRAM DESIGN
9.3 IMPLEMENTATION
9.3.1 The Stemmer Class
9.3.2 The RuleLoader Class
9.3.3 The Rule Class
9.3.4 The Rule File
9.4 TESTING
9.4.1 Output
9.4.2 Expansion
9.5 STUDY QUESTIONS
10 Part of Speech Tagging
10.1 INTRODUCTION
10.2 PROGRAM DESIGN
10.3 IMPLEMENTATION
10.3.1 The Processor
10.3.2 The Lexicon
10.3.3 The Suffix Analyser
10.3.4 The Transition Matrix
10.4 TESTING
10.5 STUDY QUESTIONS
11 Collocation Analysis
11.1 INTRODUCTION
11.1.1 Enviroment
11.1.2 Benchmark Frequency
11.1.3 Evaluation Function
11.2 SYSTEM DESIGN
11.3 IMPLEMENTATION
11.3.1 The Collocate
11.3.2 The Comparators
11.3.3 The Span
11.3.4 The Collocator
11.3.5 The Utility Class
11.4 TESTING
11.5 STUDY QUESTIONS
III Appendices
12 Appendix
12.1 A LIST OF JAVA KEYWORDS
12.2 RESOURCES
12.3 RINGCONCORDANCEREADER
12.4 REFERENCES
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