This Perl extension allows the extraction of terms from large data sets, along with providing a syntactic analysis in a head-modifier format, resulting in a more accessible and organized analysis of text data.
Its SYNOPSIS provides a quick example of how to utilize Lingua::YaTeA and its features through the use of a simple Perl script. The module is the primary component of YaTeA, which targets extraction of noun phrases closely resembling terms from a given corpus.
To utilize this module's capabilities, the software requires a pre-processed corpus that is segmented into words and sentences, lemmatized, and tagged with part-of-speech (POS) information. Data provided with Lingua::YaTeA allows for seamless term extraction from English and French texts. However, more linguistic features can be integrated to extract terms from other languages, even for sub-language or tagset modification.
The analysis strategy for term candidate identification is drawn from parsing patterns and endogenous disambiguation. Additionally, external resources, such as testified term lists, can be used for exogenous disambiguation for term candidate identification and analysis.
Overall, Lingua::YaTeA is a great tool for any linguist, researcher, or developer looking to extract terms and gain a better understanding of the syntactical analysis of the corpus. Its extensive features and flexibility make it an essential software tool for anyone working with large corpora.
Version 0.5: N/A