Tag Sample Finder

Purpose

Synopsis

[-c <corpus>] [-f <fromsubdir>] | [-fd <fromdir>] [-tc <tocorpus>] [-t <tosubdir>] | [-td <targetdir>] [-h <tohumtargetdir>] | [-hd <humtargetdir>] [-a <tasksubdir>] | [-ad <taskdir>] [-s <samplesetname>] [-af <taskubdirfile>] | [-n <manualngram>] [-w <wordrowsubdir>] | [-wd <wordrowdir>] | [-nw] [-l <left>] | [-r <right>] [-m <maxnrofsamples> [-ra]] [-i <ignoretagspattern>] [-ps <partsubdir>] [-p <part>] | [-pd <partdir>] [-pf <divprtfile> [...]] [-dr] [-? = -h = -help = --help] [-v [<verboselvl>]]

-c

the corpus to work on

-f

the name of the subdir under the corpus in which the tagrow files can be found

-fd

full path to the tagrow-set to work on (conflicts with -f)

-tc

target-corpus. If none is set the source corpus is used

-t

the name of the subdir in which the found samples are to be stored in a computer-interpretable format

-td

full path to the dir in which the found samples will be stored. This option causes the -t option to be ignored

-h

the name of the subdir in which the found samples are to be stored in a human-interpretable format

-hd

full path to the dir in which the human-readable version of the found samples will be stored. This option causes the -h option to be ignored

-a

the subdir in which a list of n-grams to find samples for, can be found

-ad

full path to the dir where the n-grams are to be found (invalidates -a)

-s

the name of the sample-set to use. The result-files will be found and stored inside a sub-dir below the from(sub)dir and the (to)(hum)- targetdir that gets this name. Needs to be set (this setting corresponds to the -pn setting in for example permstat-resultselector)

-af

the name of the file in which the n-grams are to be found. If no filename given all files in the ngram-dir are used as ngram-files (and as sample- names)

-n

a single n-gram, specified on the commandline, to look for (conflicts with -a and -ad, and with -t, -td, -h, -hd) output given on-screen.

-w

the subdir of the corpusData dir in which the wordrow (used for printing the words of the tagged sentence) data can be found. Note that word- printing only works if the wordrow- and the tagrow-files are aligned correctly

-wd

full path to the dir where the wordrow files can be found

-nw

don't use wordrows, no words... Invalidates the -w and -wd settings

-l

the left-side context that is wanted

-r

the right-side context that is wanted

-m

set a maximum to the number of samples that you want to find

-ra

make sure the samples chosen are randomly selected

-i

a reg-exp pattern that matches the tags that should be ignored in looking for samples. Usefull for rearching for the reduced tagset

-ps

subdir in which the divisions are

-p

the name of a division to use as a part. The file-names in all the divprt -files in the division-dir are added and used as the list of files to use unless you specify one or more explicitly using the -pf option

-pd

full path to the division-dir to use as a part. This option causes the -p option to be ignored

-pf

one or more divprt files to use as the part instead of all files in the division

-dr

dry-run. Nothing is written or deleted, only reading and reporting is done

-v

the level of verbosity, default verboselevel = 2, available levels: 0,1,2,3

-?

(and equivalents) prints help: the purpose and the synopsys

If no from-dir, division-dir and/or to-file is given the default(s) in the config file are/is used