GrammarScope

• What is it ?
  It provides a simple-to-use graphic interface to grammatical structure and relations of any text as parsed by the Stanford Parser. It contains a grammatical relation editor to modify, import, export grammatical relation definitions (tregex patterns and features). Written to Java 1.6 and Swing, it is portable across platforms.
• Screen captures
  Browser

  Editor

  Parse tree

  Parse tree as tooltip

  Typed dependencies

  Grammatical structure
• Install
  Run java -jar grammarscope-installer-[version].jar. Shortcuts will be created.
• Start (from command line)
  Make sure that bin/grammarscope.sh and bin/grammarscope-editor.sh are executable on non-Windows platforms

  Run bin/grammarscope.bat or bin/grammarscope.bat from target folder

  Run bin/grammarscope-editor.bat or bin/grammarscope-editor.bat from target folder
• Command line
  linux/unices:

  java -Xmx512M -jar <path>/lib/grammarscope-runnable.jar [parameters]

  java -Djij.main.class=grammarscope.editor.Editor -jar <path>/lib/grammarscope-runnable.jar

  windows:

  java -Xmx512M -jar <path>\lib\grammarscope-runnable.jar [parameters]

  java -Djij.main.class=grammarscope.editor.Editor -jar <path>/lib/grammarscope-runnable.jar

  Note the -Xmx512M parameter sets the JVM memory heap to 512 mega bytes, which may suffice or not depending on analyzed data. It may also stretch the memory requirements too much on some hosts.
main= java -Xmx512M -Djij.main.class=${main} -classpath ${cp} org.eclipse.jdt.internal.jarinjarloader.JarRsrcLoader $@
• Command line parameters
  grammar=[path/to/serialized/grammar/file]

  relations=[path/to/relations/file]

  filter=[path/to/relations/filter/file]

  doc=[path/to/text/doc]
• Doc
  javadoc

  doxygen (html)

  doxygen (pdf)
• Links
  Stanford Parser
• License
  GPLv3
• Revision date
  March 05, 2010