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WinBrill

WinBrill

Last Updated: 3/18/2014 12:00:00 AM
Site: http://www.atilf.fr/spip.php?article899

WinBrill is a part-of-speech tagger developed by Eric Brill in the 1990s for the French language laboratory ATILF. It was originally available for UNIX, with WinBrill optimized for Windows 95/98/NT as of 1999. The ATILP provided a vocabulary and rules files based on FRANTEXT data. Versions of the Brill tagger are still extant online.

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Creator(s): Eric Brill, University of Pennsylvania; ATILF

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Type of analysis: Natural Language Processing Analysis Content Analysis
Ease of Use: Moderate
Usage: Widely Used
Historic Tool (developed before 2005): Influential
TaDiRAH Goals: Analysis
TaDiRAH Methods: Content Analysis

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Amy Dyrbye

Amy Dyrbye

More information on WinBrill is available in the following article:

Winder, William. \"Industrial Text and French Neo-structuralism.\" Computers and the Humanities 36.3 (2002): 295-306. Web.

Amy Dyrbye

Amy Dyrbye

According to the Wikipedia entry for the Brill Tagger, web-based versions of WinBrill/Brill are available in the following languages:

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