Download Tagged Files

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The Download Tagged Files page lets you export your processed corpus as a zipped folder of plain text files, each with embedded linguistic tags. This is useful for sharing, annotation, or further analysis in other tools.

What You Can Do

  • Download your target corpus as individual text files, each with embedded tags
  • Choose which tagset to embed: Parts-of-Speech or DocuScope
  • Download all files as a single ZIP archive

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Choose Tagset to Embed

  • In the sidebar, select either Parts-of-Speech or DocuScope as the tagset to embed in your files.
  • Parts-of-Speech tags show grammatical categories (like NOUN, VERB).
  • DocuScope tags show rhetorical or functional categories.

2. Download the ZIP Archive

  • Once you’ve selected a tagset, click Download to Zip in the sidebar.
  • This will download a zipped folder containing one tagged text file for each document in your corpus.
Important

Each file contains your original text with tags embedded, making it easy to see how each word or phrase was analyzed.

In the generated text files, the tags are embbedd after a vertical bar:

At|II root|NN1 , every|AT1 hypothesis|NN1 is|VBZ a|AT1 claim|NN1 about|II the|AT relevance|NN1

Because the tags identify mutliword units, spaces that occur within a token are replaced with underscores:

evidence|Reasoning and|SyntacticComplexity theory|AcademicTerms pertaining_to_the|Reasoning possibility_of|ConfidenceHedged sympatric|Description speciation|Description

If you are planning to use the output to process the files in a tool like AntConc or in a coding environment, take note of these conventions and account for them accordingly.

If You Haven’t Processed a Corpus

  • If you haven’t yet processed a target corpus, use the Load Data button in the sidebar.
  • You must process a corpus before you can download tagged files.

Tips for New Users

Tip
  • Use these tagged files for manual annotation, sharing with collaborators, or further analysis in other software.
  • Choose the tagset that best fits your research question.
  • If you see a warning about missing data, make sure you have processed a target corpus using Manage Corpus Data.

If You Get Stuck

Important
  • Make sure you have processed a target corpus before trying to download.
  • If you see warnings, use the Load Data button or return to Manage Corpus Data to process your files.