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Automatic annotation of classical languages: Greek and Latin

Welcome

Here you have two Jupyter Notebooks with an example on how to automatically annotate a text in Latin and Ancient Greek.

Instructions

  • Download the repository (click on the green button that says “Code”: clone the repository or download the zip file and unzip the folder)

  • Install Jupyter

    • Open the terminal and run:
     pip install notebook
    
  • Open the terminal, and go to the folder that contains the Jupyter Notebooks. E.g.:

cd Desktop/GitHub/automatic_annotation
  • Run the notebook:
jupyter notebook
  • This will open a tab in your default browser and you can see there the files of the folder including the two notebooks. Open the notebook you want to run by clicking on it.