lgram

Lgram is a cross–platform tool for calculating ngrams in a memory–efficient manner. The current crop of n-gram tools have non–constant memory usage such that ngrams cannot be computed for large input texts. Given the prevalence of large texts in computational and corpus linguistics, this deficit is problematic. Lgram has constant memory usage so it can compute ngrams on arbitrarily sized input texts. Lgram achieves constant memory usages by periodically syncing the computed ngrams to an sqlite database stored on disk. Lgram was written by Edward J. L. Bell at Lancaster University and funded by UCREL. The project was initiated by Dr Paul Rayson.

lgram-win-0.02
pcrecpp.dll
pcre.lib
lgram.exe
readme.pdf
TODO
LICENSE
pcre.dll
sqlite3.lib
pcrecpp.lib
lgram.exe.intermediate.manifest
sqlite3.dll