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  <Title>INTEX: A CORPUS PROCI!\]SSIN(-?, SYSTEM</Title>
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CONCLUSION
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    <Paragraph position="0"> INTEX is used for several purposes: --lexicographers who build dictionaries for compounds (or technical terms) try to find new ones by applying characteristic patterns to big corpora, such as: &lt;N&gt; (de + d' + de la + du + des) &lt;N&gt;; --linguists who study specific syntactic structures use INTEX to find attestations of these structures. For instance, one may search for the following structure in order to find predicative nouns associated to the support verbs avob; donnet; Ftre, Jaire:</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="2"> --our objective is to build a large grammar which covers as much of the language as possible. By applying &amp;quot;pieces&amp;quot; of grammar to big corpora, and then studying the outputs, one can correct and refine each piece, and incrementally develop the global grammar; --INTEX is used to find &amp;quot;semantic units&amp;quot; in large technical texts, hence it constitutes a good information retrieval system.</Paragraph>
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