Apologies for multiple postings.
We are happy to announce the release of StringNet 3.0, the latest
web-based version of the StringNet lexico-grammatical knowledgebase of
English. StringNet 3.0 has 2 billion unique multiword patterns (what
we call hybrid n-grams), nearly 7 times more than the 300 million
patterns in StringNet 2.0. In other words, SN 3.0 captures 1.7 billion
patterns that had slipped through the net of SN 2.0. We have also
added several more types of links for navigating among and discovering
related patterns, so SN 3.0 is a much denser net. Also, each word or
slot in each pattern can be clicked on to list the other words that
can replace that word or occupy that slot.
As in previous versions, StringNet 3.0 takes queries of one or more
words and shows the multiword patterns (hybrid n-grams) in which that
word occurs or those words co-occur conventionally (submit queries at
nav.stringnet.org). Response time for queries of SN 3.0 is much faster
than previous versions.
Give it a try at: http://nav.stringnet.org
You can also join our mailing list there to receive StringNet updates and news.
Best regards,
David Wible and Nai-Lung Tsao
We are happy to announce the release of StringNet 3.0, the latest
web-based version of the StringNet lexico-grammatical knowledgebase of
English. StringNet 3.0 has 2 billion unique multiword patterns (what
we call hybrid n-grams), nearly 7 times more than the 300 million
patterns in StringNet 2.0. In other words, SN 3.0 captures 1.7 billion
patterns that had slipped through the net of SN 2.0. We have also
added several more types of links for navigating among and discovering
related patterns, so SN 3.0 is a much denser net. Also, each word or
slot in each pattern can be clicked on to list the other words that
can replace that word or occupy that slot.
As in previous versions, StringNet 3.0 takes queries of one or more
words and shows the multiword patterns (hybrid n-grams) in which that
word occurs or those words co-occur conventionally (submit queries at
nav.stringnet.org). Response time for queries of SN 3.0 is much faster
than previous versions.
Give it a try at: http://nav.stringnet.org
You can also join our mailing list there to receive StringNet updates and news.
Best regards,
David Wible and Nai-Lung Tsao