Tropes

Version 6.2

Online Reference Manual
7^th edition, September 2005

 

Table of contents

Introduction

CHAPTER 1 - Analyzing a text

Saving a document in "text" format

Starting a text analysis

Examining the text

Displaying the context of a proposition

What is the text Style?

Most Characteristic Parts of text

Reference fields

References: what is the text about?

Actants and Acted

Which elements are frequently connected?

Which word categories are frequently used?

Displaying all word categories

Lists of verbs and adjectives

Episodes and Bundles

Analysis options

Note on Equivalent classes

Printing the results

Equivalent classes and Relations graphs

Bundles and Episodes graphs

General operation of graphs

Graph properties

Copying the graph

Copying the selected text

Changing the colors

Finding a word

Report writer

CHAPTER 2 - Semantic Scenarios

Creating Semantic Networks

Adding words or senses to the Scenario

Managing Semantic Groups in the Scenario

Connecting an Equivalent class to a Semantic Group

Displaying the content of the Scenario

Scenario management

CHAPTER 3 - Borders

Corpus segmentation

Creating Borders

Borders files

CHAPTER 4 - Introduction to text analysis

How Tropes operates

Propositional hashing

Ambiguity solving

Word categories

Statistical, probabilistic and cognitive analyses

Equivalent classes and Relations between equivalents

Reflections on the size of the texts

Analysis of heterogeneous utterances: open questions, dispatches, enumerations, etc

The processing of substantial textual corpora

Analysis of discourses and conversations

Literary studies

Comparing two texts

CHAPTER 5 - Appendixes

File conversions

Disclaimer

 

The information contained in this manual may undergo alteration without notice.

 

See also:
Tropes Quick Guide
Zoom, Semantic Search Engine

 

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