TSX format - Revision history

Bech: Link to French page

2014-10-06T09:55:15Z

Link to French page

Bech: Taking off "def-" out of tags

2014-09-08T09:38:41Z

Taking off "def-" out of tags

Unhammer: /* See also */

2013-09-23T07:23:28Z

Francis Tyers at 17:00, 2 April 2013

2013-04-02T17:00:53Z

Hectoralos at 11:50, 18 January 2012

2012-01-18T11:50:47Z

Bech: Documentation in English

2011-09-03T17:49:59Z

Documentation in English

Unhammer: /* Defining tags */

2010-12-21T08:33:13Z

Defining tags

Francis Tyers at 16:45, 13 April 2008

2008-04-13T16:45:31Z

Francis Tyers: /* Defining tags */

2008-03-02T19:46:51Z

Defining tags

Francis Tyers: /* Defining tags */

2008-03-02T19:16:00Z

Defining tags

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+[[Le format TSX|En français]]
 {{TOCD}}
 The '''TSX format''' is used in Apertium in order to define a tagger description file. The file is used in [[tagger training]] in order to provide definitions of coarse tags, and to provide basic constraints in the form of ''forbid'' and ''enforce'' rules.

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     </def-label>
     <def-label name="BARE-ADV">
-      <tags-item lemma="bare" tags="adv"/>def-
+      <tags-item lemma="bare" tags="adv"/>
     </def-label>
     <def-label name="DETF" closed="true">

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 * [[Constraint Grammar]]
+* [https://github.com/jimregan/tag-clusterer tag-clusterer] – takes pre-tagged text (non-ambiguous tagged text made with e.g. apertium-tagger or CG or what have you) and turns that into a TSX file.
 [[Category:Formats]]

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 Each 'prefer' element has a mandatory attribute 'tags' made of a sequence of fine tags
+==See also==
+* [[Constraint Grammar]]
 [[Category:Formats]]

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 Each 'prefer' element has a mandatory attribute 'tags' made of a sequence of fine tags
-[[Category:Documentation]]
 [[Category:Formats]]
 [[Category:Documentation in English]]

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 Each <code>def-label</code> element defines one coarse tag in terms of a list of fine tags and has a mandatory unique name. The optional attribute <code>closed="true"</code> may be used to specify if the defined fine tags belong to a closed list. Each <code>tags-item</code> element may be a dot-separated subsequence of the morphological tags corresponding to a coarse tag optionally in association with a given lemma.
-Each 'def-mult' defines one coarse tag in terms of a sequence of coarse tags previously defined as 'def-labels' or a sequence of fine tags. A mandatory name is required for each 'def-mult' which may also has an optional attribute 'closed="true"' if it belongs to a closed list
+Under the <code>tagset</code> element you can also define sequences of fine tags and coarse tags, using <code>def-mult</code>. Each <code>def-mult</code> defines one coarse tag in terms of a sequence of coarse tags previously defined as <code>def-label</code>s  or a sequence of fine tags. A mandatory name is required for each <code>def-mult</code> which may also has an optional attribute <code>closed="true"</code> if it belongs to a closed list.
+For example if we want to define a group of "preposition" followed by a masculine definite article:
-Element 'sequence' encloses a set of tags or labels which defines a unit with more than one label
+<pre>
-Each 'label' of the 'label-item' correspond to a coarse tag previously defined as a 'def-label' by a name.
+    <def-mult name="PREPDET" closed="true">
+      <sequence>
+        <label-item label="PREP"/>
+        <tags-item tags="det.def.m.*"/>
+      </sequence>
+    </def-mult>
+</pre>
+Element <code>sequence</code> encloses a set of tags or labels which defines a unit with more than one label. Each <code>label</code> of the <code>label-item</code> correspond to a coarse tag previously defined as a 'def-label' by a name.
 ==Forbid==

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     </def-label>
   </tagset>
+  ...
 </tagger>
 </pre>