24.1299, Software: Computational Linguistics: Diatech

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Subject: 24.1299, Software: Computational Linguistics: Diatech

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Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2013 15:26:15
From: Gotzon Aurrekoetxea [diatech at ehu.es]
Subject: Computational Linguistics: Diatech

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Dear colleagues,

We are proud to announce our new tool for doing dialectometry, Diatech.
Diatech has been created due to two main linguistic motivations. The main
motivation is to give to linguistics the solution to the multiple responses
(MR) in statistical procedures, and the other motivation is to create an open
tool that can be used anywhere with an internet navigator. It is an online
tool and has a module to import data from other projects.

Web application is available here:

http://eudia.ehu.es/diatech

Diatech allows users to do statistics and visualize the answers with graphics
and maps.

There is a help section here:

http://eudia.ehu.es/diatech/help/

Help section is interesting, for example, to learn how to import data to
application. There are some shortcuts among the application to their relevant
help sections.

There are options to share projects between selected users giving them manage
permissions only if project owners wants. There is also is an option to create
open projects giving use permissions to all Diatech users.

For now there are four statistics analysis types: synoptic maps, beam maps,
honeycomb maps and clustering.

Diatech has been created by a multidisciplinary team: linguistics, speech
engineers, statisticians, cartographers and computer specialist.

Primary developers of Diatech are:

Gotzon Aurrekoetxea (UPV/EHU), manager of the project and coordinator;
Department of Linguistics and Basque Studies and manager of the EUDIA research
team).
Gotzon Santander (UPV/EHU), computer specialist.
Iker Usobiaga (UPV/EHU), statistics specialist.
Karmele Fernández and J. A. Rubio, managers of the module of statistics:
Department of Applied Economy III (Statistics and Econometrics) (UPV/EHU).
Jon Sánchez (UPV/EHU), manager of the database (member or the Signal
Processing Laboratory,of the Faculty of Engineering).
B. Ruiz (UEU), manager of the module of cartography.

Diatech is OpenSource and the source code will be available soon. This is
initial release and we welcome any contributions and participation from the
community. These contributions are not limited to bug reports, but also
include feature requests and more.

We hope you will find useful our Diatech tool.
If anyone is interesed contact us by email: diatech at ehu.es


Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics






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