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Linger: Homea flexible platform for language processing experimentsversion 2.94Welcome to the home of Linger, a software package for performing reading,listening, and other sentence processing experiments. Linger was primarilydesigned for masked, self-paced reading experiments. However, the code isflexible and can be adapted to support many other types of experiments.Because Linger is written in Tcl/Tk, it can run on Unix, Windows, or Macintoshsystems. Linger is also able to handle non-English text and has been used toconduct experiments in Chinese, Japanese, and other languages.The Linger package is actually composed of four main programs: Linger,Lingalyzer, Lingrapher, and Subjector. Linger runs the experiments,Lingalyzer analyzes the data, and Lingrapher can be used to quickly generategraphs of averaged reading-time data. The Subjector program is a generalpurpose application for maintaining a database of subjects and the experimentsthey have performed.Documentation Installing LingerTo install Linger, or to upgrade your current installation, you will firstneed to.Then you will need to install Tcl/Tk as follows.Linux. Place the linger.tgz file in your home directory or other favoritelocation and unpack it with:tar xvzf linger.tgz.
Linux should come with Tcl/Tk installed. If so, you should have aprogram called /usr/bin/wish.
If you don't have wish, you may needto download the latest tcl RPM package from. To run Linger, just cd to the Linger directory and run:linger.tcl Windows. Place the linger.tgz file on the Desktop or in your favorite directoryand unpack it using WinZip.
Next you must install Tcl/Tk. It can be obtained from. Just click on Download, then Next, and then choose the latestWindows version. Should be easy to install. Once Tcl/Tk is installed, open the Linger folder.
The linger.tcl fileshould now have a feather icon. Double click it to run Linger.Mac OS X. Stuffit Expander will unpack the linger.tgz file. Go here to. Once that is installed, go to the Linger directory and double click theLinger.sit file.
This will create an AppleScript file called Linger. Double click that file to run Linger. Note that the Linger window maynot pop to the front when it starts.Mac OS 9. Stuffit Expander will unpack the linger.tgz file. Click here to. Run the installer. This should create an 'Applications/Tcl/Tk Folder 8.3.5' folder.
Inside that is a program called 'Drag & Drop Tclets'. Open the Lingerfolder, drag the linger.tcl file, and drop it on the 'Drag & Drop Tclets'icon. If it does not let you drop linger.tcl, it is being picky about filetypes. Try renaming linger.tcl to linger.txt. Then rename it back tolinger.tcl. Drop it again.
The first time you do this, you will be asked to choose a Wish stub toclone. Select the 'Wish' application that is in the same directory as 'Drag &Drop Tclets'. Then you must choose the name of the application that you want toproduce, call it Linger and place it in the Linger directory. Now you can double click this new application to run it.Read the documentation for more information on installing and usingLinger and its friends.Written byCopyright 2001-2003.
Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas (SSILA), where the project Amy Fountain worked with was awarded the 2019 Ken Hale Prize.The project name is the Coeur d’Alene Online Language Resource Center. The people in the photo are, left to right:Cheffrey Sailto, Coeur d’Alene Language ProgramsJohn Ivens, University of Arizona,Prof.
Amy Fountain,Shannon Bischoff, Purdue University Fort Wayne,Audra Vincent, Coeur d’Alene Language Programs, John Lyon, CSU Fresno Michelle Clark, Coeur d’Alene Language Programs. ANLI student, Christina Laree Newhall, interned at the Smithsonian in Washington D.C. Over summer 2018 and assisted in making guides intended to support language revitalization projects. The project's aim is to create language specific guides for navigating the National Anthropological Archives, whereby making archived materials related to languages of Native North America and original people of Mexico, more accessible to Native American researchers involved in language and cultural revitalization efforts, and to support archival projects like Breath of Life Institute and Rising Voices. Welcome to the Department of LinguisticsThe Department of Linguistics at the University of Arizona offers undergraduate and graduate programs in linguistics and human language technology. Our faculty has research specializations in phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, computational linguistics, psycholinguistics, language acquisition, and biolinguistics, represented by diverse interests in a variety of languages. We also offer unique programs in Native American linguistics.
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