1====================================================================== 2 Morphological Analysis System 3 ChaSen version 2.4.1 4====================================================================== 5 60. Files and directories 7------------------------ 8 9 README how to install and use ChaSen 10 INSTALL general guidance how to install 11 NEWS version history 12 ChangeLog change log 13 COPYING copying of ChaSen 14 lib/ ChaSen libraries and its sources 15 chasen/ ChaSen command and its sources 16 mkchadic/ programs for building dictionaries and its sources 17 perl/ Perl modules to use ChaSen 18 doc/ manuals 19 201. Installation 21--------------------------- 22 23 See INSTALL. 24 252. How to use ChaSen system 26--------------------------- 27 28 Suppose a Japanese text file `nihongo', which should be encoded in 29 Japanese EUC (Extended UNIX Code), JIS (ISO-2022-JP), Shift_JIS 30 (MS Kanji) or UTF-8. Issue the following command: 31 32 % chasen nihongo # Use the system default encode 33 34 % chasen -i e nihongo-euc # Use EUC-JP or JIS 35 36 % chasen -i s nihongo-euc # Use Shift_JIS 37 38 % chasen -i w nihongo-euc # Use UTF-8 39 40 The result of the morphological analysis is shown on the standard 41 output. If your terminal has a direct input facility of Japanese 42 characters, simply type 43 44 % chasen 45 46 then input a Japanese sentence followed by a carrige return. 47 48---------------------------------------------------------------------- 49See doc/manual-j.pdf for details (in Japanese). 50For further information, send an email to chasen@is.naist.jp 51ChaSen homepage: http://chasen.naist.jp/ 52