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Coquery: A free corpus query tool

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Coquery is a free corpus query tool for linguists, lexicographers, translators, and anybody who wishes to search and analyse text corpora. It is available for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X computers.

You can either build your own corpus from a collection of text files (either PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument, HTML, or plain text) in a directory on your computer, or install a corpus module for one of the supported corpora (the corpus data files are not provided by Coquery).

Coquery: Main interface

Coquery: Main interface

Tutorials and documentation can be found on the Coquery website: http://www.coquery.org

Features

An incomplete list of the things you can do with Coquery:

Corpora

  • Use the corpus manager to install one of the supported corpora

  • Build your own corpus from PDF, HTML, .docx, .odt, or plain text files

  • Filter your query for example by year, genre, or speaker gender

  • Choose which corpus features will be included in your query results

  • View every token that matches your query within its context

Queries

  • Match tokens by orthography, phonetic transcription, lemma, or gloss, and restrict your query by part-of-speech

  • Use string functions e.g. to test if a token contains a letter sequence

  • Use the same query syntax for all installed corpora

  • Automate queries by reading them from an input file

  • Save query results from speech corpora as Praat TextGrids

Analysis

  • Summarize the query results as frequency tables or contingency tables

  • Calculate entropies and relative frequencies

  • Fetch collocations, and calculate association statistics like mutual information scores or conditional probabilities

Visualizations

  • Use bar charts, heat maps, or bubble charts to visualize frequency distributions

  • Illustrate diachronic changes by using time series plots

  • Show the distribution of tokens within a corpus in a barcode or a beeswarm plot

Databases

  • Either connect to easy-to-use internal databases, or to powerful MySQL servers

  • Access large databases on a MySQL server over the network

  • Create links between tables from different corpora, e.g. to provide phonetic transcriptions for tokens in an unannotated corpus

Supported corpora

Coquery already has installers for the following linguistic corpora and lexical databases:

If the list is missing a corpus that you want to see supported in Coquery, you can either write your own corpus installer in Python using the installer API, or you can [contact](http://www.coquery.org/contact) the Coquery maintainers and ask them for assistance.

License

Copyright (c) 2016 Gero Kunter

Initial development was supported by:

English Linguistics Institut für Amerikanistik und Amerikanistik Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf

Coquery is free software released under the terms of the GNU General Public license (version 3)

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