PyLangAcq: Language acquisition research in Python

Full documentation: http://pylangacq.org/

Download and install

PyLangAcq requires Python 3.4 or above.

• The latest stable release -- hosted at PyPI and therefore available via pip:

  $ python3 -m pip install pylangacq
  

  python3 is meant to point to your Python 3 interpreter. Administrative privileges (e.g., sudo on Unix-like systems) may be required.

  The stable release version is what the full documentation describes, unless otherwise noted.

• Under testing and development -- available at the GitHub repository

  This version likely contains experimental code not yet documented. You may obtain it via git:

  $ git clone https://github.com/pylangacq/pylangacq.git
  $ cd pylangacq
  $ python3 setup.py install
  

See changlog for updates in progress.

How to cite

PyLangAcq is maintained by Jackson Lee. If you use PyLangAcq in your research, please cite the following:

Lee, Jackson L., Ross Burkholder, Gallagher B. Flinn, and Emily R. Coppess. 2016. Working with CHAT transcripts in Python. Technical report TR-2016-02, Department of Computer Science, University of Chicago.

@TechReport{lee-et-al-pylangacq:2016,
  Title       = {Working with CHAT transcripts in Python},
  Author      = {Lee, Jackson L. and Burkholder, Ross and Flinn, Gallagher B. and Coppess, Emily R.},
  Institution = {Department of Computer Science, University of Chicago},
  Year        = {2016},
  Number      = {TR-2016-02},
}

Syntax highlighting for CHAT transcripts

See the directory chat-syntax-highlighting.

License

See license