Automatization tools for CorpusSearch
CorpusSearchAuto is a Java program that automates large researches in corpus linguistics, it uses CorpusSearch for searching syntactically annotated (parsed) corpora.
The software is a set of tools (currently only have 2 tools, described below).
- Classify YCOE and PENN corpus by genre (tool: genre-finder)
- Run bulk searches of lexical and syntactic configurations by genre in several corpora (tool: statistics-by-genres)
- Export results to HTML and Excel formats
- Resource optimization
CospusSearchAuto -tool [tool] [parameters]The "data" folder is a folder in the same directory as the CorpusSearchAuto executable that should store all the corpora files and the CS.jar executable, CorpusSearchAuto will search for both in this directory.
An example of its structure can be:
data
corporas
YCOE
info
YcoeTextInfo.htm
...
pos
coadrian.o34.pos
...
psd
coadrian.o34.psd
...
PPCEME
info
description.html
...
pos
abott-e1-p1.pos
...
psd
abott-e1-p1.psd
...
output
13-04-2017 18.46.36.333 YCOE
prepositions
homilies_and_sermons
result.out
...
...
...
searches
queries
YCOE
prepositions.q
...
...
PENN
prepositions.q
...
...
search.xml
...
CS.jarNOTE: The only thing that is mandatory to have into the data folder is the corpora and the CS.jar executable, the rest is just a suggestion to organize more efficiently the .q search files and the output files.
CorpusSearchAuto requires an XML file that contains all the information necessary to perform a massive search in corpora, in that file you must specify the variables to be searched (associated with their corresponding .q) and all corpus belonging to each corpora, classified by genre.
An example of a XML search file would be:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<search xmlns="http://corpus.search.auto" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<corpora name="YCOE">
<variables>
<variable q-file="data\searches\queries\YCOE\adverbial_subordinators.q">Adverbial subordinators</variable>
<variable q-file="data\searches\queries\YCOE\agentless_passives.q">Agentless passives</variable>
<variable q-file="data\searches\queries\YCOE\attributive_adjetives.q">Attributive adjetives</variable>
<variable q-file="data\searches\queries\YCOE\by_passives.q">By passives</variable>
...
</variables>
<genres>
<genre name="Philosophy">
<corpus>coboeth.o2</corpus>
<corpus>codicts.o34</corpus>
...
</genre>
<genre name="History">
<corpus>cobede.o2</corpus>
<corpus>cochronA.o23</corpus>
<corpus>cochronC</corpus>
...
</genre>
...
</genres>
</corpora>
<corpora name="PPCEME">
<variables>
<variable q-file="data\searches\queries\PENN\adverbial_subordinators.q">Adverbial subordinators</variable>
<variable q-file="data\searches\queries\PENN\agentless_passives.q">Agentless passives</variable>
<variable q-file="data\searches\queries\PENN\attributive_adjetives.q">Attributive adjetives</variable>
<variable q-file="data\searches\queries\PENN\by_passives.q">By passives</variable>
...
</variables>
<genres>
<genre name="Philosophy">
<corpus>boethco-e1-h</corpus>
<corpus>boethco-e1-p1</corpus>
...
</genre>
<genre name="History">
<corpus>burnetcha-e3-h</corpus>
<corpus>burnetcha-e3-p1</corpus>
<corpus>burnetcha-e3-p2</corpus>
...
</genre>
...
</genres>
</corpora>
...
</search>Generates an XML file that lists all the corpus of the specified corpora and classifies them by genres, currently only supports the YCOE and PENN corpora.
The resulting XML file is useful to create the search file that the tool statistics-by-genres requires.
An example of the resulting XML would be:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<genres xmlns="corpus.search.auto" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="corpus.search.auto genres-schema.xsd" corpora="YCOE">
<genre name="religious treatise">
<corpus>coadrian.o34</corpus>
<corpus>coalcuin</corpus>
<corpus>cocura.o2</corpus>
...
</genre>
<genre name="homilies">
<corpus>coaelhom.o3</corpus>
<corpus>coaugust</corpus>
...
</genre>
...
</genres> CospusSearchAuto -tool genre-finder -corpora [CORPORA] -in [PATH_OF_INFO_FILE] (-out [PATH_OF_OUT_FILE])| Name | Mandatory | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| corpora | Yes | - | The corpora to be used, for example: YCOE |
| in | Yes | - | The corpora html file specifying the genres to which each corpus belongs, for example: "data\corporas\YCOE\info\YcoeTextInfo.htm" |
| out | No | in path | Path of the resulting XML file |
CorpusSearchAuto -tool genre-finder -corpora YCOE -in "data\corporas\YCOE\info\YcoeTextInfo.htm" CorpusSearchAuto -tool genre-finder -corpora PPCEME -in "data\corporas\PPCEME\info\description.html" CorpusSearchAuto -tool genre-finder -corpora PPCME2 -in "data\corporas\PPCME2\info\description.html" -out "C:\genres.xml"Processes the XML search file (described above) and generates one or more output files with the results in the format(s) specified.
CospusSearchAuto -tool statistics-by-genres -in [PATH_OF_SEARCH_FILE] (-show-only [all|hits|tokens|total] -out-format [all|html|excel] -out [PATH_OF_OUT_FOLDER])| Name | Mandatory | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| in | Yes | - | Path of the XML search file, for example: "data/searches/search.xml" |
| show-only | No | all | What should be displayed in the output file(s) (hits, tokens, total or all) |
| out-format | No | all | What format the output file(s) should have (html, excel or all) |
| out | No | in path | Path to the folder where the output files will be saved |
CorpusSearchAuto -tool statistics-by-genres -in "data\searches\search.xml" CorpusSearchAuto -tool statistics-by-genres -in "data\searches\search.xml" -show-only hits CorpusSearchAuto -tool statistics-by-genres -in "data\searches\search.xml" -show-only hits -out-format excel -out "C:\search_output"
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