The element reuse-type
identifies a category of text reuse (e.g., translation, mistranslation, paraphrase, ridicule). See the section called “Token-Based Annotations and Alignments (<TAN-A-tok>)” for theoretical background.
For examples see main.xml# keywords-reuse-type
Formal Definition
~defn-pattern-default
Defined at:
TAN-A-tok.rng
Example 8.177. <reuse-type>
<definitions> <bitext-relation xml:id="B-descends-from-A"> ......... </bitext-relation> <reuse-type xml:id="adaptation"> <IRI>tag:textalign.net,2015:reuse-type:adaptation:general</IRI> <name>general adaptation</name> </reuse-type> <token-definition src="ring1881 ring1987" which="letters"/> ......... </definitions>
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Taken from ringoroses.01+02.token.1 |
Example 8.178. <reuse-type>
<definitions> <bitext-relation xml:id="unclear"> ......... </bitext-relation> <reuse-type xml:id="correlationGeneral"> <IRI>tag:kalvesmaki@gmail.com,2014:reuse-type:correlation-general</IRI> <name>Texts are generally correlated, but without specifying the relation</name> </reuse-type> <comment when="2016-02-22-05:00" who="park">The following is equivalent to @which = 'letters'</comment> ......... </definitions>
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Taken from ringoroses.01+03.token.1 |
Example 8.179. <reuse-type>
<definitions> <bitext-relation xml:id="unclear"> ......... </bitext-relation> <reuse-type xml:id="correlationGeneral"> <IRI>tag:kalvesmaki@gmail.com,2014:reuse-type:correlation-general</IRI> <name>Texts are generally correlated, but without specifying the relation</name> </reuse-type> <token-definition src="eng ger" which="letters and punctuation"/> ......... </definitions>
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Taken from ringoroses.01+03.token.2 |