Oxford Concordance Program (OCP)

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The Oxford Concordance Program (OCP) was a major and influential early concordance program developed in the late 1970s and early 1980s at the Oxford University Computing Service. It was influnced by CLOC and COCOA, and aimed to be more user-friendly than its predecessors.

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Creator(s): Susan Hockey and Ian Marriott, Oxford University Computing Service

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Type of analysis: Analysis
Type of license: Commercial
Ease of Use: Easy
Usage: Widely Used
Historic Tool (developed before 2005): Influential No longer in active development
TaDiRAH Goals: Analysis
TaDiRAH Methods: Other (analysis)

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Amy Dyrbye

More information about the Oxford Concordance Program is available in the following article:

O'Brien, Frank. \"Software Reviews: Oxford Concordance Program.\" Computers and the Humanities 20.2 (1986): 138-141. Web.

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