This tool is also a separate service operating as OneClick terms with a dedicated interface. The terminology extraction feature provides a list of relevant terms based on comparison with a large corpus of general language. It supports extracting one-word and multi-word units from monolingual and bilingual texts. It is a tool for automatic term extraction for identifying words typical of a particular corpus, document, or text. Text type analysis – statistics of metadata in the corpus.Parallel corpus (bilingual) facilities – looking up translation examples (EUR-Lex corpus, Europarl corpus, OPUS corpus, etc.) or building parallel corpus from own aligned texts.Corpus building and management – create corpora from the Web or uploaded texts including part-of-speech tagging and lemmatization which can be used as data mining software.

Diachronic analysis ( Trends) – detecting words which undergo changes in the frequency of use in time (show trending words).

Terminology / Keyword extraction (both monolingual and bilingual) – automatic extraction key words and multi-word terms from texts (based on frequency count and linguistic criteria).

n-grams – generates frequency lists of multi-word expressions.

Word lists – generates frequency lists which can be filtered with complex criteria.

Collocation search – word co-occurrence analysis displaying the most frequent words (to a search word) which can be regarded as collocation candidates.

Concordance search – finds examples of a word form, lemma, phrase, tag or complex structure.

Distributional Thesaurus – automated thesaurus finding words with similar meaning or appearing in the same/similar context.

Word sketch difference – compares and contrasts two words by analysing their collocation.

Word sketches – a one-page automatic derived summary of a word's grammatical and collocational behaviour.

Features Ī list of tools available in Sketch Engine: Since then, Sketch Engine has been commercial software, however, all the core features of Manatee and Bonito that were developed by 2003 (and extended since then) are freely available under the GPL license within the NoSketch Engine suite. He started a collaboration with Pavel Rychlý, a computer scientist working at the Natural Language Processing Centre, Masaryk University, and the developer of Manatee and Bonito (two major parts of the software suite), and introduced the concept of word sketches. Sketch Engine is a product of Lexical Computing Limited, a company founded in 2003 by the lexicographer and research scientist Adam Kilgarriff. 2.1 Keywords and terminology extraction.

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