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    A Four-Level Model for Interlinear Text

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    Bow, C.; Hughes, B.; Bird, S. G.
    Date
    2003
    University of Melbourne Author/s
    Bird, Steven; BOW, CATHERINE; HUGHES, BADEN
    Affiliation
    Engineering: Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering
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    Document Type
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    Bow, C. and Hughes, B. and Bird, S. G. (2003) A Four-Level Model for Interlinear Text.
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    Open Access
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/11343/33786
    Abstract
    Interlinear text has long been a valuable device in language documentation and linguistic description. However, the task of creating, editing and publishing interlinear text is an onerous one. Interlinear text is governed by simple rules, yet laborious manual formatting in a word processor is the norm. A handful of specialized software tools facilitate the creation of interlinear text, permitting customizable views and alignment to audio and video. However, word processors and specialized software alike fail to deliver on a key promise of digitization, namely reusability. In order to facilitate reusability, we have developed a general-purpose conceptual model of interlinear text consisting of four levels: text, phrase, word and morph. The details of the model are informed by our analysis of a representative sample of current practice. We have implemented the model using standard XML technologies.

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