Please note: To identify nodes within the statistical viewer
in a unique way, every node must be labelled, i.e. it must
be identified by a node variable (e.g. #art).The statistical viewer has been developed as a specialized view on the match results. Users can export their favourite matches as tables. We support a text-based output format, an proprietary XML-based format, and the Excel format.
In the present section, the description of the statistical viewer is illustrated by the results of the following TIGERSearch query:
#np:[cat="NP"] & #art:[pos="ART"] & #adj:[pos="ADJA"] & #nn:[pos="NN"] & #np > #art & #np > #adj & #np > #nn & arity(#np,3)
Please note: To identify nodes within the statistical viewer
in a unique way, every node must be labelled, i.e. it must
be identified by a node variable (e.g. #art).
To show the statistical viewer, press the Statistics button in the button toolbar of the TIGERSearch main window, or select the Statistics item in the Query menu.
Please note: You can easily switch between the TIGERSearch main window, the GraphViewer
window, and the statistical viewer using the shortcut buttons in the lower left
corner of the three windows. If you press a shortcut button,
the corresponding window will be moved in front of all other windows on your desktop.