Jupyter notebooks showcasing PORTULAN CLARIN webservices:
- 01-lxsuite.ipynb example showing how to use the LX-Suite webservice to annotate a corpus (open in binder|colab)
- 02-lxdepparser.ipynb example showing how to use the LX-DepParser webservice to parse sentences and how to display dependency graphs within a notebook (open in binder|colab)
- 04-lxtagger.ipynb example showing how to use the LX-Tagger webservice to annotate a corpus (open in binder|colab)
- 05-uevora-tagger.ipynb example showing how to use the UEvora Tagger webservice to annotate a corpus (open in binder|colab)
- 06-lxparser.ipynb example showing how to use the LX-Parser webservice to parse sentences and displaying constituency trees (open in binder|colab)
- 07-lxquantitative.ipynb example showing how to use the LX-Quantitative webservice to make a quantitative analysis of a text (open in binder|colab)
- 08-lxtranslator.ipynb example showing how to use LX-Translator webservice to translate sentences (open in binder|colab)
- 09-lxtokenizer.ipynb example showing how to use the LX-Tokenizer webservice to tokenize a corpus (open in binder|colab)
- 10-lxsentencesplitter.ipynb example showing how to use the LX-Sentence Splitter webservice to delimit sentences in a corpus (open in binder|colab)
- 11-lxner.ipynb example showing how to use the LX-NER webservice to delimit named entities in a text (open in binder|colab)
- 12-lxsyllabifier.ipynb example showing how to use the LX-Syllabifier webservice to delimit syllables (open in binder|colab)
Other notebooks:
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00-basic-notebook-features.ipynb minimalist example showing basic notebook features (rich text, code cells and output) (open in binder|colab)
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03-lxdepparser-minimalist.ipynb minimalist example showing how to invoke LX-DepParser and display dependency graphs (open in binder|colab)