.lexc File Parser for Apertium Project

The .lexc File Parser is a tool designed to analyze files in the .lexc format used in the Apertium project. It provides several useful functions, including:

• Listing parts of speech in the language.
• Parsing and visualizing a tree from any node within a specified depth.
• Counting lemmas in any specific parts of speech.

Installation

To install the .lexc File Parser, you can clone the GitHub repository using the following command:

git clone https://github.com/elleish/sakha_language_tools

Usage

Once this python package is installed, you can use it to analyze .lexc files for the Apertium project.

1. Import this python package: import lexc_parser as lp
2. Load the .lecx file Sakha = lp.download('Sakha'), Kazakh = lp.download('Kazakh'), Kyrgyz = lp.download('Kyrgyz') or another language
3. Parse the .lecx file into tree: tree = lp.Tree(Sakha), tree = lp.Tree(Kazakh) or another language
4. Examine the parts of speech in the language: tree.tree['Root']
5. Count the lemmas in a specific part of speech: len(tree.tree['Verbs']), len(tree.tree['Nouns']), etc.
6. List of tree nodes tree.tree.keys()
7. Visualize a tree from any node: tree.tree('N1')
8. Visualize a tree from any node with a specified depth: tree.tree('Nouns', depth_restrict=4)
9. Additional examples can be found in the examples.py or examples.ipynb files.