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Author: Ko van der Sloot

README.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ TICCLTOOLS
 TICCLtools is a collection of programs to process text data files towards fully-automatic lexical corpus post-correction. Together they constitute the bulk of TICCL: Text Induced Corpus-Cleanup. This software is usually invoked by the pipeline system PICCL: https://github.com/LanguageMachines/PICCL ,
 consult there for installation and usage instructions unless you really want to invoke the individual tools manually.
 
-The workflows in PICCL, the Philosophical Integrator of Computational and Corpus Libraries are schematically visualised here, TICCL being the one to the right: 
+The workflows in PICCL, the Philosophical Integrator of Computational and Corpus Libraries are schematically visualised here, TICCL being the one to the right:
 
 ![PICCL Architecture](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LanguageMachines/PICCL/master/architecture.png)
 
@@ -58,49 +58,50 @@ created to house the required files for the specific language(s).
 Should you want or need to build your own TICCL alphabet and character confusion files yourself, the tool to do that is:
 
 - TICCL-lexstat
-  - Creates a character frequency ranked 'alphabet' file of the unicode characters that are present in a lexicon for 
+  - Creates a character frequency ranked 'alphabet' file of the unicode characters that are present in a lexicon for
     the specific language.
   - Convert an 'alphabet' file (in a second step) into a list of character confusion hash values and an example of the
      particular character confusion, optionally a list of all possible character confusions given the set of characters          involved.
-   
-   Note that each extra character allowed to be an actual character used in the language expands the search space for           lexical variants. The tool therefore allows you to 'clip' or apply a frequency cut-off to the character frequency 
+
+   Note that each extra character allowed to be an actual character used in the language expands the search space for           lexical variants. The tool therefore allows you to 'clip' or apply a frequency cut-off to the character frequency
     list for your particular language.
 
 The actual TICCL post-correction programs in this collection are:
 - TICCL-stats
   - A tool to derive word frequency lists from text files or corpora. Its companion tool for corpora in FoLiA XML format,
     FoLiA-stats, is far more developed and recommended.
 - TICCL-unk
-  - a cleanup tool for word frequency lists. Creates a 'clean' file with desirable words, an 'unk' file with 
+  - a cleanup tool for word frequency lists. Creates a 'clean' file with desirable words, an 'unk' file with
     uncorrectable words and a 'punct' file with words that would be clean after removing punctuation before and after.
 - TICCL-anahash
-  - a tool to create anagram hash values from a word frequency file. All anagrams formable given a particular bag 
-     of characters and observed in the frequency file are assigned a distinguishing anagram value, based on the 
+  - a tool to create anagram hash values from a word frequency file. All anagrams formable given a particular bag
+     of characters and observed in the frequency file are assigned a distinguishing anagram value, based on the
      individual character values assigned by tool TICCL-lexstat to each character in the alphabet.
 - TICCL-indexer and TICCL-indexerNT
   - a  tool to create an exhaustive numerical index to all lexical
-    variants present in a corpus within the distances defined by the character 
+    variants present in a corpus within the distances defined by the character
     confusion values, given a particular Levenshtein or edit distance.
 - TICCL-LDcalc
-  - a preprocessing tool for TICCL-rank. Gathers the info from TICCL-anahash, TICCL-indexer or TICCL-indexerNT, 
-    TICCL-lexstat and TICCL-unk. Retrieves and pre-filters the symbolic pairs of word variants linked to their 
+  - a preprocessing tool for TICCL-rank. Gathers the info from TICCL-anahash, TICCL-indexer or TICCL-indexerNT,
+    TICCL-lexstat and TICCL-unk. Retrieves and pre-filters the symbolic pairs of word variants linked to their
     Correction Candidates.
 - TICCL-rank
-  - ranks a word variant list on the basis of a wide range of criteria and the actual set of ranking features 
+  - ranks a word variant list on the basis of a wide range of criteria and the actual set of ranking features
     specified to be used in the Correction Candidate ranking.
 - TICCL-chain
-  - Tool designed to gather variants that lie outside the edit distance to the perceived best Correction Candidate, 
+  - Tool designed to gather variants that lie outside the edit distance to the perceived best Correction Candidate,
     given the Levenshtein distance set earlier in the work flow. This distance is usually two characters.
-  - Chaining = "my friends' friends are my friends" : the highest frequency Correction Candidate in the TICCL-rank output 
-    list with best-first ranked variants within the set Levenshtein Distance (LD) that act as CCs for further variants 
+  - Chaining = "my friends' friends are my friends" : the highest frequency Correction Candidate in the TICCL-rank output
+    list with best-first ranked variants within the set Levenshtein Distance (LD) that act as CCs for further variants
     beyond this LD (and so on for even greater LDs) is directly linked to these larger LD variants.
 - TICCL-chainclean
-  - After correction of n-gram frequency lists (with n > 1) word strings may have been assigned different Correction 
+  - After correction of n-gram frequency lists (with n > 1) word strings may have been assigned different Correction
     Candidates on the unigram, bi- or trigram correction levels, leading to inconsistencies. This experimental tool tries
     to solve the inconsistencies.
-  
+
   Post-TICCLtools: actual text editing:
-  
-    We currently only provide for post-editing of texts based on the list of correction candidates collected 
-    by TICCLtools for texts or corpora in FoLiA XML. Please see the FoLiA-tools collection for the tool: 
+
+    We currently only provide for post-editing of texts based on the list of correction candidates collected
+    by TICCLtools for texts or corpora in FoLiA XML. Please see the FoLiA-utils
+    (https://github.com/LanguageMachines/foliautils) collection for the tool:
     FoLiA-correct.