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A term is a linguistic structure (a word or phrase) that denotes a concept. YaTeA (Yet Another Term Extractor) to identify a corpus of noun phrases that may correspond to terms (ie d. Nominee term). This tool was developed by Thierry Hamon and Sophie Aubin LIPN under the ALVIS project. YaTeA can also take as input an external resource terminology.

YaTeA Installation (as root):
Configure CPAN module / Invoke the shell:
> perl-MCPAN-we 'shell' Install the modules depends YaTeA (quit to exit the CPAN shell)
cpan> install YAML
cpan> install Config:: General cpan> install Parse:: Yapp
cpan> install Module:: Build
cpan> quit

  • Download Lingua-YaTeA-0.5.tar.gz: http://search.cpan.org/ ~ thhamon/Lingua-YaTeA-0.5 / The unpack

  • > tar-xvzf Lingua-YaTeA-0.5.tar . gz
    Install YaTeA
    > perl Makefile.PL
    > make
    >
    • make test> make install

  • Verify that the installation has copied the directories
    • etc / yatea /
  • ,
    share / doc / and share / YaTeA . Otherwise, you have to do:
  • > cp-r etc / yatea / usr / local / etc /.

    >
    cp-r share / doc / usr / local / share /.
    >
  • cp-r share / YaTeA / usr / local / share /.
    Using YaTeA
    YaTeA takes as input a corpus tabular produced by TreeTagger . To run YaTeA, just type the following command: > yatea-rcfile yatea.rc corpus.ttg
    yatea.rc is the setup file processing. An example is in / usr / local / etc / yatea / yatea.rc . In Depending on your installation, this file should contain the following lines: config_dir = / usr / local / share / YaTeA / config
LOCALE_DIR = / usr / local / share / YaTeA / local

language = EN
If the body is in French rather than English, simply by replacing IN EN .
YaTeA create a directory with the same name as the specified body to store the results of treatment. YaTeA CPAN
Improving Term Extraction With Terminological Resources, S. Aubin and T. Hamon YaTeA Extraction terms
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