TAGML: A markup language of many dimensions

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T1 - TAGML: A markup language of many dimensions

AU - Haentjens Dekker, R.

AU - Bleeker, Elli

AU - Buitendijk, Bram

AU - Kulsdom, Astrid

AU - Birnbaum, David

PY - 2018/8/1

Y1 - 2018/8/1

N2 - This report presents new developments in three areas pertaining to Text As Graph (TAG), a data model that conceptualizes what text really is as a property hypergraph, which we first introduced at Balisage 2017. (Haentjens Dekker and Birnbaum 2017) In this new report 1) we propose a markup language for TAG, which we call TAGML; 2) we discuss a workflow, implemented in our Alexandria reference implementation of TAG, for editing TAG documents selectively, so as to retain a legible interface; and 3) we introduce some modifications in the TAG data model (principally the use of undirected edges to connect Text nodes).

AB - This report presents new developments in three areas pertaining to Text As Graph (TAG), a data model that conceptualizes what text really is as a property hypergraph, which we first introduced at Balisage 2017. (Haentjens Dekker and Birnbaum 2017) In this new report 1) we propose a markup language for TAG, which we call TAGML; 2) we discuss a workflow, implemented in our Alexandria reference implementation of TAG, for editing TAG documents selectively, so as to retain a legible interface; and 3) we introduce some modifications in the TAG data model (principally the use of undirected edges to connect Text nodes).

M3 - Paper

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