Part II
GATE for Advanced Users [#]
7 GATE Embedded
7.1 Quick Start with GATE Embedded
7.2 Resource Management in GATE Embedded
7.3 Using CREOLE Plugins
7.4 Language Resources
7.5 Processing Resources
7.6 Controllers
7.7 Modelling Relations between Annotations
7.8 Duplicating a Resource
7.9 Persistent Applications
7.10 Ontologies
7.11 Loading Annotation Schemas
7.12 Creating a New CREOLE Resource
7.13 Adding Support for a New Document Format
7.14 Using GATE Embedded in a Multithreaded Environment
7.15 Using GATE Embedded within a Spring Application
7.16 Groovy for GATE
7.17 Saving Config Data to gate.xml
7.18 Annotation merging through the API
7.19 Using Resource Helpers to Extend the API
7.20 Converting a Directory Plugin to a Maven Plugin
8 JAPE: Regular Expressions over Annotations
8.1 The Left-Hand Side
8.2 LHS Operators in Detail
8.3 The Right-Hand Side
8.4 Use of Priority
8.5 Using Phases Sequentially
8.6 Using Java Code on the RHS
8.7 Optimising for Speed
8.8 Ontology Aware Grammar Transduction
8.9 Serializing JAPE Transducer
8.10 Notes for Montreal Transducer Users
8.11 JAPE Plus
9 ANNIC: ANNotations-In-Context
9.1 Instantiating SSD
9.2 Search GUI
9.3 Using SSD from GATE Embedded
10 Performance Evaluation of Language Analysers
10.1 Metrics for Evaluation in Information Extraction
10.2 The Annotation Diff Tool
10.3 Corpus Quality Assurance
10.4 Corpus Benchmark Tool
10.5 A Plugin Computing Inter-Annotator Agreement (IAA)
10.6 A Plugin Computing the BDM Scores for an Ontology
10.7 Quality Assurance Summariser for Teamware
11 Profiling Processing Resources
11.1 Overview
11.2 Graphical User Interface
11.3 Command Line Interface
11.4 Application Programming Interface
12 Developing GATE
12.1 Reporting Bugs and Requesting Features
12.2 Contributing Patches
12.3 Creating New Plugins
12.4 Adding your plugin to the default list
12.5 Updating this User Guide
7.1 Quick Start with GATE Embedded
7.2 Resource Management in GATE Embedded
7.3 Using CREOLE Plugins
7.4 Language Resources
7.5 Processing Resources
7.6 Controllers
7.7 Modelling Relations between Annotations
7.8 Duplicating a Resource
7.9 Persistent Applications
7.10 Ontologies
7.11 Loading Annotation Schemas
7.12 Creating a New CREOLE Resource
7.13 Adding Support for a New Document Format
7.14 Using GATE Embedded in a Multithreaded Environment
7.15 Using GATE Embedded within a Spring Application
7.16 Groovy for GATE
7.17 Saving Config Data to gate.xml
7.18 Annotation merging through the API
7.19 Using Resource Helpers to Extend the API
7.20 Converting a Directory Plugin to a Maven Plugin
8 JAPE: Regular Expressions over Annotations
8.1 The Left-Hand Side
8.2 LHS Operators in Detail
8.3 The Right-Hand Side
8.4 Use of Priority
8.5 Using Phases Sequentially
8.6 Using Java Code on the RHS
8.7 Optimising for Speed
8.8 Ontology Aware Grammar Transduction
8.9 Serializing JAPE Transducer
8.10 Notes for Montreal Transducer Users
8.11 JAPE Plus
9 ANNIC: ANNotations-In-Context
9.1 Instantiating SSD
9.2 Search GUI
9.3 Using SSD from GATE Embedded
10 Performance Evaluation of Language Analysers
10.1 Metrics for Evaluation in Information Extraction
10.2 The Annotation Diff Tool
10.3 Corpus Quality Assurance
10.4 Corpus Benchmark Tool
10.5 A Plugin Computing Inter-Annotator Agreement (IAA)
10.6 A Plugin Computing the BDM Scores for an Ontology
10.7 Quality Assurance Summariser for Teamware
11 Profiling Processing Resources
11.1 Overview
11.2 Graphical User Interface
11.3 Command Line Interface
11.4 Application Programming Interface
12 Developing GATE
12.1 Reporting Bugs and Requesting Features
12.2 Contributing Patches
12.3 Creating New Plugins
12.4 Adding your plugin to the default list
12.5 Updating this User Guide
