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'''Iliados''' | '''Iliados''' was an easy-to-use tool using the '''Structural Search''' query language for querying morphological and syntactic features in the [[treebanking|treebanked]] texts in the [[Ancient Greek and Latin Dependency Treebank]], using a simplified search syntax based on CSS selectors. It was both a research tool in its own right, and a powerful demonstrator for showing the potential of searching treebanked texts and corpora. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:28, 13 December 2022
Available
- Formerly: www.iliados.com (domain expired and being squatted by profiteers as of 2021-03)
- Documentation and query language: https://github.com/nkallen/pseudw/wiki/Structural-Search
Author
- Nick Kallen
Description
Iliados was an easy-to-use tool using the Structural Search query language for querying morphological and syntactic features in the treebanked texts in the Ancient Greek and Latin Dependency Treebank, using a simplified search syntax based on CSS selectors. It was both a research tool in its own right, and a powerful demonstrator for showing the potential of searching treebanked texts and corpora.