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Annis

The annotations in OLA can be visualized and queried in Annis. Refer to the GitHub repository to learn the query syntax.

Query Example
tok=/urbe[ms]/ @* urn_cts_author="phi0119" Search for the word form urbem or urbes in the author whose urn_cts_author value is phi0119 (note that a value included in // is a regular expression)
pos="v" _ident_ cts=/3_.*/ @* author="Julius Caesar" _ident_ title="Gallic War" Search for all verbs in the 3rd Book of Caesar's Gallic War. Note that _ident_ is used because the keys apply to the same token
lemma="liber" @* author="Cicero" Search for the lemma liber in Cicero
pos="v" _ident_ mood="i" ->dep[dep_fnc="OBJ"] pos="n" & #3 .1,3 #2 Search for all verbs in the indicative mood that govern a noun that bears the OBJ syntactic function, and the noun is before the verb within the range of 3 tokens. Note that #3 refers to pos="n" and #2 to mood="i"

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