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FANGORN

FANGORN was a historically important programming language designed for linguistic analysis in the humanities.

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STASEL (Stylistic Treatment at the Sentence Level)

STASEL (Stylistic Treatment at the Sentence Level) is a historically important program designed to analyze text. It was intended for language and style instruction, but had research-based applications.

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Morfogen, Morffile/Morfword, Inflword (Version 2.0)

Morfogen, Morffile/Morfword and Inflword were four historicially important interrelated tools offered as and designed to operate as single package. Morfogen is a finite state compiler for morphological analysis, while Morffile and Morfword utilize Morfogen's compiled rules. Morffile searches a text and replaces them with either their base form or a base form followed by morpheme names. Morfword takes a word input by the user and generates its base forms and morpheme names. Inflword generates inflected words.

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E-Parser

E-Parser was a deterministic parsing system with a syntax of 'heuristic rules' derived from a GB-related parsing system.

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ESTMORF

ESTMORF was a historically important morphological analyzer designed specifically for Estonian text. it included stemming, word classification, suffix identification and so forth.

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NITE XML Toolkit (NXT)

The NITE XML Toolkit (NXT) is an open source toolkit for working with language corpora, particularly useful for multimodal and cross-annotated data sets.

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PL/I

PL/I was an early programming language commonly used for humanities research, developed at a time when most programming languages were not intended to work with strings of text. In addition to direct processing, it was also used to program systems and tools developed specifically for the humanities.

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SNAP

SNAP was a historically important programming language designed specificially for humanists. It used plain-English syntax, and was particularly suited for automating text processing tasks.

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SOLAR (A Semantically Oriented Lexical ARchive)

SOLAR (A Semantically Oriented Lexical ARchive) was a historically important program originally available only over ARPAnet. It facilitated the semantic and conceptual analysis of English-language texts.

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OPCOL

OPCOL was an algorithm developed in the mid-1970s for optimizing the efficiency of text collation from a computer science perspective, created by Robert L. Cannon, Jr. of the University of South Carolina.

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