ANNIS 4
The annotations in OGA can be visualized and queried in ANNIS. Read the documentation online to know how to query it.
| Query Example | |
|---|---|
| tok="Ἀχαιοὶ" @* work_date=/.*(p1_1|p1_2).*/ | Search for the word form Ἀχαιοὶ in all texts written in the 1st and 2nd half of the 1st century CE (note that a value included in // is a regular expression) |
| pos="v" _ident_ cts=/3_.*/ @* author="Homer" _ident_ title="Iliad" | Find all verbs in the 3th Book of Homer's Iliad. Note that _ident_ is
used because the keys apply to the same token |
| lemma="χρόνος" @* author=/(New Testament|Septuaginta)/ | Search for the lemma χρόνος in the New Testament and Septuaginta |
| lemma="χρόνος" @* author="Bible" | Same as above, but the Bible texts come from a different edition (check full metadata for a text here) |
| pos="v" _ident_ mood="i" ->dep[dep_fnc="OBJ"] pos="n" & #3 .1,3 #2 @* work_date=/.*(m1_1|m1_2).*/ | Search for a verb in the indicative mood that governs a noun that bears the OBJ syntactic function, and the noun is before the verb within the range of 3 tokens,
and they belong to a work composed in
the 1st or 2nd half of the fist century BCE.
Note that #3 refers to pos="n" and
#2 to mood="i". /.*(m1_1|m1_2).*/ is a regular expression |
