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AntConc

AntConc is free concordance software. It is multi-platform and easy to deploy and use. AntConc is part of a suite of related tools for text processing and analysis, including applications for parallel corpus analysis, word profiling, PDF to text conversion, text structure analysis, detecting and converting character encodings, Japanese and Chinese segmenter and tokenizer, wordclass tagger, and spelling variant anaysis. The developer is currently drafting a more explicit licence for the use of the software.

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Laurence Anthony: AntCLAWS-GUI

AntCLAWS-GUI is a free graphical user interface intended for use with the Lancaster University CLAWS parts of speech tagger. This GUI requires installation of CLAWS to operate.

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Graphviz

Graphviz is a free, open source graph visualization tool in constant development since 1988. It represents structural information as diagrams of abstract graphs and networks.

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Visualization

GeoTime

GeoTime is a tool for visualizing complex event-related data available for purchase. It can simultaneously visualize geospatial, temporal and link data to display activities and events. Data can be imported from ArcGIS or Microsoft Excel.

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CommentSpace

CommentSpace is a free, collaborative tool for analysis of comments and visualizations on a website. It uses tags and links to organize the findings and identify contributions from particular users. This tool can assist analysts in identifying evidence and establishing common ground, and can help teams in evidence-gathering and synthesis tasks.

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Natural Language Processing

Stanford NLP Group: Classifier

Stanford Classifier is a free, open source Java-based machine learning tool that takes data and applies probibalistic classification. It can also give probability distribution information related to class assignments.

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Natural Language Processing

Stanford NLP Group: Stanford Word Segmenter

Stanford Word Segmenter is a free, open source Java-based tokenization tool for Chinese and Arabic text that integrates token pre-processing, or segmentation. For Arabic, the tool processes text according to the Penn Arabic Treebank 3 standard. For Chinese, users can choose between the Chinese Penn Treebank or Peking University standards.

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Collaboration

Stanford HCI Group: Gigapixel

Gigapixel is a free tool to facilitate experiments in collaborate workspaces, enabling printed visualizations to be augmented with projectors and mobile devices. This tool has been succeeded by PaperToolKit, and continues to be available as a reference resource.

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Stanford Mobisocial Lab: Muse

Muse is a free, open source JavaScript tool for reflecting on and searching for patterns in the past by examining one's personal e-mail archive. It analyses e-mail to generate several views including a sentiment graph from messages that may reflect particular emotions or feelings, inferred groups based on communications with various contacts, a calendar view, or an an attachment wall of all documents attached to e-mails.

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Stanford HCI Group: PaperToolkit

PaperToolkit is a free, open source toolkit for designing pen and paper applications. Applications generated with this tool are intended for printing on a paper surface that allows some digital interaction, such as the related ButterflyNet or Interactive Gigapixels Prints. Suggested applications include interactive newspapers and smart notebooks. This toolkit is currently under development; code, documentation, tutorials and demo applications are all available.

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