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Offline "N-gram viewer" like Google's, for own corpus
Thread poster: Samuel Murray
Samuel Murray
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Netherlands
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Member (2006)
English to Afrikaans
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Mar 3, 2015

Hello everyone

I find Google's N-gram viewer, with its graphs that show word prevalence per year, very useful. Is there something similar (offline) that I can use for my own corpus of words, if I can tell the program which files belong to which year? Preferably freeware...

Thanks
Samuel
 
Patrick Porter
Patrick Porter
United States
Local time: 00:04
Spanish to English
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Possibly a combination of tools Mar 3, 2015

There are several open-source N-Gram tools available. There's the python NLTK or Ngram Statistics Package in Perl, for example. Maybe you could pipe the output into an open-source chart program of some sort to get a graphical representation.
 


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Offline "N-gram viewer" like Google's, for own corpus






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