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Drobac: /* http://opus.nlpl.eu */

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‎http://opus.nlpl.eu

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‎NLPL Users

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Joerg: /* OPUS */

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‎OPUS

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 == http://opus.nlpl.eu ==
-OPUS is a collection of open parallel corpora in many languages. It provides bilingually aligned data sets, interfaces, tools and more. The data sets are available in various common formats and are provided for download and for use within the NLPL infrastructure. The service is hosted at CSC in Finland and the core of the data is also available from sigma2 on abel. Tools for processing the data are accessible from puhti and more detailed information can be found on the [http://opus.nlpl.eu/trac OPUS Wiki]:
+OPUS is a collection of open parallel corpora in many languages. It provides bilingually aligned data sets, interfaces, tools and more. The data sets are available in various common formats and are provided for download and for use within the NLPL infrastructure. The service is hosted at CSC in Finland and the core of the data is also available from sigma2.
-* Information for [http://opus.nlpl.eu/trac/wiki/NLPL NLPL Users]
+For instructions on how to access the data and use the tools, check:
 * Information about the [http://opus.nlpl.eu/trac#WebAPI OPUS API] for finding resources
 * Information about [http://opus.nlpl.eu/trac/wiki/DataFormats data formats]
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 With this, you will have access to essential tools that make it easier to read and process the data sets.

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 === NLPL Users ===
-The OPUS corpus is now hosted at [[https://www.csc.fi/ CSC]], the national scientific infrastructure provider of Finland and the resources are directly available for users of their services. The OPUS server runs in that environment but the data sets and tools are also directly available from the '''puhti''' shell. The core data is also available on the Norwegian cluster '''saga''' provided by [[https://www.sigma2.no/ sigma2]].
+The OPUS corpus is now hosted at [https://www.csc.fi/ CSC], the national scientific infrastructure provider of Finland and the resources are directly available for users of their services. The OPUS server runs in that environment but the data sets and tools are also directly available from the '''puhti''' shell. The core data is also available on the Norwegian cluster '''saga''' provided by [https://www.sigma2.no/ sigma2].
 If you have access to those systems then you will be able to access the data from the file system:
 <pre>on puhti: /projappl/nlpl/data/OPUS/
 on saga: /projects/nlpl/data/OPUS/ (only raw XML data)</pre>
 On both systems, you can also use tools that are packaged for working with the data (and other NLPL related activities). The basic tools for working with OPUS data can be loaded with the module nlpl-opus:

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 === NLPL Users ===
-The OPUS corpus is now hosted at [https://www.csc.fi/ CSC], the national scientific infrastructure provider of Finland and the resources are directly available for users of their services. The OPUS server runs in that environment but the data sets and tools are also directly available from the '''puhti''' shell. The core data is also available on the Norwegian cluster '''saga''' provided by [https://www.sigma2.no/ sigma2].
+The OPUS corpus is now hosted at [[https://www.csc.fi/ CSC]], the national scientific infrastructure provider of Finland and the resources are directly available for users of their services. The OPUS server runs in that environment but the data sets and tools are also directly available from the '''puhti''' shell. The core data is also available on the Norwegian cluster '''saga''' provided by [[https://www.sigma2.no/ sigma2]].
 If you have access to those systems then you will be able to access the data from the file system:
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 On both systems, you can also use tools that are packaged for working with the data (and other NLPL related activities). The basic tools for working with OPUS data can be loaded with the module nlpl-opus:
 <ul>
 <li>Activate the NLPL module repository:

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 On both systems, you can also use tools that are packaged for working with the data (and other NLPL related activities). The basic tools for working with OPUS data can be loaded with the module nlpl-opus:
 <ul>
 <li>Activate the NLPL module repository:

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 on puhti: /projappl/nlpl/data/OPUS/
 on saga: /projects/nlpl/data/OPUS/ (only raw XML data)
 On both systems, you can also use tools that are packaged for working with the data (and other NLPL related activities). The basic tools for working with OPUS data can be loaded with the module nlpl-opus:

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	=== NLPL Users ===		=== NLPL Users ===
		+
		+	The OPUS corpus is now hosted at [https://www.csc.fi/ CSC], the national scientific infrastructure provider of Finland and the resources are directly available for users of their services. The OPUS server runs in that environment but the data sets and tools are also directly available from the '''puhti''' shell. The core data is also available on the Norwegian cluster '''saga''' provided by [https://www.sigma2.no/ sigma2].
		+
		+	If you have access to those systems then you will be able to access the data from the file system:
		+
		+	on puhti: /projappl/nlpl/data/OPUS/
		+	on saga: /projects/nlpl/data/OPUS/ (only raw XML data)
		+
		+	On both systems, you can also use tools that are packaged for working with the data (and other NLPL related activities). The basic tools for working with OPUS data can be loaded with the module nlpl-opus:
		+
		+
		+	<ul>
		+	<li>Activate the NLPL module repository:
		+	<pre>module use -a /projappl/nlpl/software/modules/etc # Puhti
		+	module use -a /cluster/shared/nlpl/software/modules/etc # Saga</pre>
		+	</li>
		+	<li>Load the OPUS module:
		+	<pre>module load nlpl-opus</pre>
		+	</li>
		+	</ul>
		+
		+	With this, you will have access to essential tools that make it easier to read and process the data sets.

	=== Tools ===		=== Tools ===

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	Contact: [http://blogs.helsinki.fi/tiedeman/ Jörg Tiedemann] via e-mail - firstname.lastname at helsinki.fi (first name without dots)		Contact: [http://blogs.helsinki.fi/tiedeman/ Jörg Tiedemann] via e-mail - firstname.lastname at helsinki.fi (first name without dots)
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		+	=== NLPL Users ===
		+
		+	=== Tools ===

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−	~~= OPUS =~~

−	~~URL:~~ http://opus.nlpl.eu	+	== http://opus.nlpl.eu ==

	OPUS is a collection of open parallel corpora in many languages. It provides bilingually aligned data sets, interfaces, tools and more. The data sets are available in various common formats and are provided for download and for use within the NLPL infrastructure. The service is hosted at CSC in Finland and the core of the data is also available from sigma2 on abel. Tools for processing the data are accessible from taito and more detailed information can be found on the [http://opus.nlpl.eu/trac OPUS Wiki]:		OPUS is a collection of open parallel corpora in many languages. It provides bilingually aligned data sets, interfaces, tools and more. The data sets are available in various common formats and are provided for download and for use within the NLPL infrastructure. The service is hosted at CSC in Finland and the core of the data is also available from sigma2 on abel. Tools for processing the data are accessible from taito and more detailed information can be found on the [http://opus.nlpl.eu/trac OPUS Wiki]: