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Discursis

Discursis

Discursis is a tool for analyzing text-based natural language with a focus on sequential analysis. It is particularly desgined to work with texts that have an internal temporal structure, such as a transcribed conversation. For each text, it generates a statistics-based internal language model and applies tagging to each temporal unit detected. The model and tagging are then used as the basis for an interactive visualization which permits examination at a various levels of granularity, ranging from a whole-text to a unit-by-unit level; it can also show topic usage patterns within the text. Users must purchase a license; both student and academic trial licenses are available.

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Creator(s): Daniel Angus, Andrew Smith and Janet Wiles (University of Queensland)
Creator's Email: tom@tombrunoli.com
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The Discursis development team also maintains a page listing their published articles on the development and applications of the Discursis software. Please see their Research page for the full listing.

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