Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of documentation

Timestamp:

Feb 17, 2010, 6:10:20 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

Vojtěch Kovář

Comment:

"Program usage" updated

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 == Program usage ==
 
-The usage of the system is very simple:
+The program usage is as follows:
 
-{{{./set.py [-gd] <file>}}}
+  {{{./set.py [OPTIONS] file}}}
 
-where
+where file has is tagged sentence in vertical or BRIEF format as shown above and OPTIONS can be as follows:
+    -  {{{-g}}}         graphic output
+    -  {{{-d}}}         dependency output (not compatible with {{{-p}}} and {{{--laa}}})
+    -  {{{-p}}}         phrasal trees output
+    -  {{{-c}}}         use collocation data in probabilistic ranking of matches
+    -  {{{--laa}}}      phrasal trees output in format usable for tree comparison using the Leaf Ancestor Assessment program by Geoffrey Sampson
+    -  {{{--cout}}}     output in form of collocations (not compatible with {{{-p}}}, {{{-d}}} and {{{--laa}}})
+    -  {{{--phrases}}}  output in form of phrases
+    -  {{{--marx}}}     output phrases in an alternative format
+    -  {{{--postags}}}  use Prague positional tags in input
+    -  {{{--version}}}  show the version of the program
 
-    * {{{-g}}} specifies graphical tree output (if not given, output tree will display only in the text format that is not readable well),
-    * {{{-d}}} switches to the dependency tree output, instead of hybrid trees, and
-    * {{{<file>}}} should contain a tagged Czech sentence in the BRIEF format as showed above and in UTF-8 encoding.
+Requirements:
+  - Python 2.5
+  - python-qt4       (for graphical output only)
+  - pyqt4-dev-tools  (for graphical output only)
 
 The system performs parsing of the input sentence according to rules defined in the file grammar.set that is present in the installation. The structure of the rules and the process of analysis are further described in the following sections.