README for DTA::CAB

ABSTRACT
   DTA::CAB - "Cascaded Analysis Broker" for error-tolerant linguistic
   analysis

REQUIREMENTS
   Perl Modules
       See "Makefile.PL", "META.json", and/or "META.yml" in the
       distribution directory. Perl dependencies should be available on
       CPAN <http://metacpan.org>.

       Additional Perl modules may be required by particular
       DTA::CAB::Analyzer subclasses. If you see errors like

        Can't locate foo.pm in @INC (you may need to install the foo module)

       ... then you should probably first try looking for the "foo" module
       on on CPAN <http://metacpan.org>.

   External Web-Service
       If you just want to use the client libraries to query an external
       "DTA::CAB" web-service, you'll need only the URL for that service
       and an active internet connection. See the DTA::CAB Web-Service
       HOWTO
       <http://odo.dwds.de/~jurish/software/DTA-CAB/doc/html/DTA.CAB.WebSer
       viceHowto.html> for an introduction.

   Language Resources
       If you want to do anything other than querying an external
       "DTA::CAB" web-service, you'll need a small menagerie of "gfsm"
       transducers and various assorted other language(-variant)-specific
       resources which are not included in this distribution, and for which
       (presumably) there exists no "one-size-fits-all" solution. Look at
       the documentation and code of the individual DTA::CAB::Analyzer
       subclasses you're interested in for more details.

DESCRIPTION
   The DTA::CAB package provides an object-oriented compiler/interpreter
   for error-tolerant heuristic morphological analysis of tokenized text.

INSTALLATION
   Issue the following commands to the shell:

    bash$ cd DTA-CAB-0.01   # (or wherever you unpacked this distribution)
    bash$ perl Makefile.PL  # check requirements, etc.
    bash$ make              # build the module
    bash$ make test         # (optional): test module before installing
    bash$ make install      # install the module on your system

REFERENCES
   If you use this service in an academic context, please include the
   following citation in any related publications:

   *   Jurish, Bryan. *Finite-state Canonicalization Techniques for
       Historical German.* PhD thesis, Universität Potsdam, 2012 (defended
       2011). URN urn:nbn:de:kobv:517-opus-55789, [online
       <http://opus.kobv.de/ubp/volltexte/2012/5578/>, PDF
       <http://kaskade.dwds.de/~jurish/pubs/jurish2012diss.pdf>, BibTeX
       <http://kaskade.dwds.de/~jurish/pubs/jurish2012diss.bib>]

   See here <http://odo.dwds.de/~jurish/software/dta-cab/#pubs> for a list
   of other CAB-related publications.

SEE ALSO
   *   The CAB software page <http://odo.dwds.de/~jurish/software/dta-cab/>
       is the top-level repository for CAB documentation, news, etc.

   *   The DTA::CAB manual page contains a basic introduction to the the
       CAB architecture.

   *   The DTA::CAB::Format manual page describes the abstract CAB I/O
       Format API, and includes a list of supported format classes.

   *   The DTA::CAB::HttpProtocol manual page describes the conventions
       used by the CAB web-service API.

   *   The DTA 'Base Format' Guidelines (DTABf)
       <http://www.deutschestextarchiv.de/doku/basisformat> describes the
       subset of the TEI <http://www.tei-c.org/> encoding guidelines which
       can reasonably be expected to be handled gracefully by the CAB TEI
       and/or TEIws formatters.

AUTHOR
   Bryan Jurish <[email protected]>

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