[B-Greek] Reliable parsing/tags
Oscar P Villa
oscar_villa at edsamail.com.ph
Sun Nov 21 10:42:25 EST 2004
James,
Good question!
I am looking at tools primarily for the analysis of word forms. Of course I eventually need to move into the analysis of how a word is used in a given context.
Oscar
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>Date: Sat, 20 Nov 2004 22:31:50 +0800
>From: James Tauber <jtauber at jtauber.com>
>Subject: Re: [B-Greek] Reliable parsing/tags
>To: Oscar P Villa <oscar_villa at edsamail.com.ph>,
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>Are you wanting an analysis of each word in the context it appears or merely
>the possible analyses of a given word form?
>
>James Tauber
>Perth, Australia
>
>On 20/11/04 9:18 PM, "Oscar P Villa" <oscar_villa at edsamail.com.ph> wrote:
>> Because I need to verify/validate parsing, I would like to know which of the
>> following tools provide reliable (I'm sure I don't mean inerrant, or
>> infallible!) parsing for the GNT. What do you have to say about the following?
>>
>> on paper:
>> 1) Analytical GNT by Friberg and Friberg
>> 2) Parsing Guide to the GNT by Han
>>
>> electronic:
>> 1) Gramcord
>> 2) Online Bible
>>
>> Please feel free to recommend hardcopy and software tools!
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