Basic Queries - odinson
Odinson basic queries allow for specifying a condition for the start of a "path", a valid end of the path, and the traversals that are licensed for the path itself. These conditions can be specified in terms of token constraints (surface patterns), path constraints (graph traversals), or both.
Basic Queries - odinson Docs >> Queries >> Basic Queries Edit on GitHub Basic queries Odinson basic queries allow for specifying a condition for the start of a "path", a valid end of the path, and the traversals that are licensed for the path itself. These conditions can be specified in terms of token constraints (surface patterns), path constraints (graph traversals), or both. Surface pattens An example of a surface pattern is shown here: [tag=/N.*/] and [lemma=dog] This pattern will match any occurrence in the corpus of a noun (as specified by the tag beginning with N) followed by and ,
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