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===== What now? =====

Congratulations, you have created your first web corpus!

Now you can use your favourite corpus analysis tools to work with your corpus, here's a [[http://godzilla.sslmit.unibo.it/~eros/teaching_software.php#concordancers|list of programs]] you might find useful.

If you want to manually inspect the corpus you just created, there are a number of text editors you can use. If you're on Mac or Linux you already have everything you need, if you're on Windows we strongly recommend the free [[http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net|Notepad++]] since the default Windows Notepad will not display the corpus correctly.

===== Not happy with your corpus? =====

If you're happy with the corpus that you have created, then go ahead and have fun using it! Otherwise, if the semi-automatically built corpus does not meet your requirements, repeat the procedure providing a different set of seeds (e.g. more seeds to make the corpus more specific and focussed), and/or modifying the parameters subsequently used to generate the tuples.
===== You're gonna need a bigger corpus =====

Whether you believe in the old adage that "more data is better data" or you simply want to experiment some more, you might want to build a larger corpus. The easiest way of doing it is repeating the process using more seeds (with which you'll be able to generate more tuples/queries which in turn will result in more URLs and more documents).

Use [[http://www.antlab.sci.waseda.ac.jp/software.html|Antconc]] or [[http://www.lexically.net/wordsmith/|Wordsmith tools]] (or whatever other tool you might have) to generate a list of [[wp>Keyword_(linguistics)|keywords]] from your new corpus. Then you can use the most relevant keywords as seeds for a new and improved version of your web corpus.

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