The
Common Text Analysis Platform is a set of tools that helps you manage
your text corpus and automatically analyze them for various purposes.
Potential uses of the system include text complexity assessment,
plagiarism detection, authorship attrition, and native language
detection, etc.
The CTAP Tools include modules for corpus
management, feature selection, analysis generation, and result
visualization. Combination of the modules makes your text analysis
highly flexible. For more detailed introduction of each module, please
refer to the Documentation.
Whether you like the platform or not, we would love to hear from you. Tell us how you are using the system and the problems you met or success you've gained. We would also be glad to include your work if you would like to contribute to the project.
If you use CTAP in your research, please cite the following paper:
Chen, X.B., Meurers, D. (2016). CTAP: A Web-Based Tool Supporting Automatic Complexity Analysis. In Proceedings of The Workshop on Computational Linguistics for Linguistic Complexity. Osaka, Japan. The International Committee on Computational Linguistics. PDF