This is a working paper on a music typesetting system, Sc E X, which is based on the notion of having music scores described in languages that are easy to be read by musicians and whose texts can easily be modiied by the user's preferred variety of text editor. Along with the architecture of Sc E X, two diierent languages are deened: one for describing voices separately, and the other for descr...

The definition of a Text Base Management System is introduced in terms of software engineering. That gives a basis for discussing practical text administration , including questions on corpus properties and appropriate retrieval criteria. Finally, strategies for the derivation of a word data base from an actual TBMS will be discussed. l. Introduction Textual data are a sort of complex data obje...

We will demonstrate SconeEdit, a new tool for exploring and editing knowledge bases (KBs) that leverages interaction with domain texts. The tool provides an annotated view of user-selected text, allowing a user to see which concepts from the text are in the KB and to edit the KB directly from this Text View. Alongside the Text View, SconeEdit provides a navigable KB View of the knowledge base, ...

Nectar enables users of the MoinMoin collaborative wiki editing environment to conveniently create and view in-text annotations to wiki documents without disturbing the underlying document. It is designed to facilitate online collaboration for traditional classroom learning by allowing authors to lock documents for editing, but still solicit comments online. Nectar has an obvious and easy to le...

Recognising entities in social media text is difficult. NER on newswire text is conventionally cast as a sequence labeling problem. This makes implicit assumptions regarding its textual structure. Social media text is rich in disfluency and often has poor or noisy structure, and intuitively does not always satisfy these assumptions. We explore noise-tolerant methods for sequence labeling and ap...

A diierential editor is a text or le editor that excells at editing, comparison, and reconciliation of several diiering versions of a le simultaneously. This paper discusses diierential editors in general and gives two important examples of the paradigm. One example is an editor augmented for bank statement reconciliation. The other is a program text editor augmented to handle multiple versions...

This provocation argues for a form of digital creative-critical editing to serve as pragmatic complement the dominant “depth” models traditional scholarly editing. What results is pan-relational praxis that focuses on connecting edited texts new contexts and literary experiences with tools, instead using depth model offer correct description, representation, or data those texts. Creative textua...

The aim of the Nordic SYMBERED project funded by NUH (the Nordic Development Centre for Rehabilitation Technology) is to develop a user friendly editing tool that makes use of concept coding to produce web pages with flexible graphical symbol support targeted towards people with Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) needs. Documents produced with the editing tool will be in XML/XHTML...

On a logically structured document, such as a formal proof, pieces of information are related by various kinds of constraint. Computing-as-editing paradigm (CAEP) was previously proposed as a principle for designing environments for editing such documents. In this paradigm, the process of editing a document is considered to include setting and solving constraints, and constraint solving is cons...

Information and Communications Research Laboratories Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. 006, Kadoma, Kadoma-shi, OSAKA, 571, JAPAN In this paper, some concepts that are important for hypermedia editing are discussed. At first, the concept named “reflective viewing” is introduced. Reflective viewing is such aconcept that when an user do something, then he/she can immediately get the result...