Capability details
What this helps you do
Annotate premodern-language text with a selected CLTK language pipeline and backend.
Catalog editorial description
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editor · 2026-09-22 — description: editorial summary of public documentation. Rolling Quickstart, requirements observed 2026-09-22. Not execution or scientific validation.
Research classification
Languages and literature
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editor · 2026-09-18 — 依据原始用途对项目与核心工具提出FORD 6.2分类；属于科研任务子集，不替代开放科研网络整体定位。
Who it is for
- Text researchers who can configure Python packages and language models.
How to use it
- Check Quickstart requirements and install the chosen backend extra.
- Use a supported language identifier and inspect a minimal example's word records.
AIPOCH has not verified execution.
Read usage documentationInputs
- Text, a supported language identifier and a chosen backend.
Outputs
- Word records with available lemmas, morphology and dependency annotations.
Resource type
Tool
Access conditions
- The pinned LICENSE is MIT; this does not extend to downloaded models or corpora.
- The reviewed Quickstart requires Python 3.13+. The default Stanza backend needs language models; optional model services have separate conditions. No service connection or model download was tested.
- Community indexing of this software or analysis workflow only. External models, datasets, services and third-party components have separate terms. Installation, scientific accuracy and suitability were not validated.
- The reviewed Quickstart requires Python 3.13+; supported languages and annotations depend on the backend.
- Models and optional remote services have separate terms and access requirements.
View usage information sources
Who it is for
editor · 2026-09-22 — audience: editorial summary of public documentation. Rolling Quickstart, requirements observed 2026-09-22. Not execution or scientific validation.
How to use it
editor · 2026-09-22 — getting_started: editorial summary of public documentation. Rolling Quickstart, requirements observed 2026-09-22. Not execution or scientific validation.
Inputs
editor · 2026-09-22 — inputs: editorial summary of public documentation. Rolling Quickstart, requirements observed 2026-09-22. Not execution or scientific validation.
Outputs
editor · 2026-09-22 — outputs: editorial summary of public documentation. Rolling Quickstart, requirements observed 2026-09-22. Not execution or scientific validation.
Access conditions
editor · 2026-09-22 — conditions: editorial summary of public documentation. Rolling Quickstart, requirements observed 2026-09-22. Not execution or scientific validation.
editor · 2026-09-18 — Previously reviewed catalog conditions retained, with English translation where needed; original review date preserved. Not a new license or runtime validation.
Documentation
editor · 2026-09-22 — documentation_url: editorial summary of public documentation. Rolling Quickstart, requirements observed 2026-09-22. Not execution or scientific validation.
Sources & versions
- Reference role
- implementation
- Last successful public check
- 2026-09-22T08:38:00.272Z
- Latest public check attempt
- 2026-09-22T08:38:00.272Z · ok
- GitHub metrics
- Stars 921 · checked · latest attempt 2026-09-22T08:38:00.272Z (ok)
Forks 342 · checked · latest attempt 2026-09-22T08:38:00.272Z (ok) - Latest default-branch commit
33e1653331fc2499e3f2f5da45237d87db0313cc
Observed 2026-09-22T08:38:00.272Z- Source activity check
- fresh · last successful check 2026-09-22T08:38:00.272Z · latest attempt 2026-09-22T08:38:00.272Z (ok)
- Source status
- Active at last observation
- License
- MIT
- Fixed commit
33e1653331fc2499e3f2f5da45237d87db0313cc- Reference checked
- 2026-09-18
Default-branch activity is separate from the fixed reference above. Source terms apply. A fixed commit identifies content; it does not establish scientific validity.
Related research
The Classical Language Toolkit provides Python natural-language processing for premodern languages. Configurable backends connect language-specific models with text annotation pipelines.
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