David Haslam: /* EXAMPLE TEXT PROCESSING FLOW */ Category:Tutorials

2012-08-10T12:21:22Z

‎EXAMPLE TEXT PROCESSING FLOW: Category:Tutorials

David Haslam: Pasted from email, and lightly edited

2010-12-03T16:45:37Z

Pasted from email, and lightly edited

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== EXAMPLE TEXT PROCESSING FLOW ==
<pre>
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*Publisher's Document*
/ Chaos and Unrest /
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osis2mod
v
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*SWORD Storage*
/ Unrest /
Markup normalized
Document partitioned into user-referencable, tasty bite-sized chunks
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option filters
v
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*Stage 1 Processed*
/ Some Rest /
Entity focused classes each have processed their 'concept': notes, lemma, crossref, etc.
Interesting attributes registered to EntryAttributes map
Some editorial decisions made, like removing inlining of notes, pre-verse headers
Features turned on or off based on user preference
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render filters
V
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*HTML output*
/ Peace and Tranquility /
Markup converted to HTML
Where inlining was removed, the residual marker tags now have direct pointers
back to their EntryAttributes section enabling the frontend to do what they'd
like on events like hover-over
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</pre>

*NB: There are additional stages of processing: encoding stage, decipher stage, strip/normalize for search stage, etc., but this is a 100 level course.

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David Haslam: /* EXAMPLE TEXT PROCESSING FLOW */ Category:Tutorials

David Haslam: Pasted from email, and lightly edited