Morphological strings

[S. Cipitria Iturria]

Dear all,

We are studying morphosyntactic alignment. For morphology, we need to 
detect strings that follow the same order of morphological items (e.g. noun 
followed by an adjective, etc.). We have come up with the following codes:

- *cooccur -t* +t% +o file.cha*
     This gives a list with instances of the %mor tier; however, it takes 
the word into account, e.g.: n|truth, and we do not want to take the actual 
word (truth) into account, but rather its morphological category.
- *combo +t% +s"n|*^adj|*^v**|*" file.cha*
     This gives all the instances of the string. However, we find ourselves 
forced to guess all possible string combinations.

We would like to know whether there is a code that combines these two 
options, in which strings (and the number of instances in which they happen 
within the transcript) could be identified without having to guess the 
possible combinations.

Thank you very much,

Best regards,

Saioa

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