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-====== Carcass Advanced Tutorial ======
-(by [[http://sslmit.unibo.it/~eros/|Eros Zanchetta]])
-**This tutorial is based on Carcass version 0.44**
-Welcome to the Carcass Advanced tutorial!
-==== Introduction ====
-This guide assumes you already completed the basic tutorial. If you haven't done it already, we recommend you complete it and then come back here.
-[[sarcophagus:carcass:tutorials:basic_1|Click here to open the basic tutorial]].
-==== The Smart query editor ====
-In this section you'll learn how to use the //Smart Query Editor//, a special editor that allows you to compose queries that exploit corpus annotation (things like part-of-speed and lemma).
-To open the Smart Query Editor follow these steps:
-  * start Carcass and connect to the server
-  * in the //Corpus Selector// click on "English"
-  * click on //UkWaC 1//
-At this point the three main query editors (**Simple**, **Smart** and **Expert**) will be open.
-Select the **Smart query editor**.
-{{ :sarcophagus:carcass:tutorials:advanced:010_select_smart_editor.png?950 }}
-The //Smart query editor// will open. If your computer has a small screen it may look like this:
-{{ :sarcophagus:carcass:tutorials:advanced:020_resize_editor.png?950 }}
-You may want to maximise the application window at this point. Remember also that you can drag the separators to redistribute the space in the application (see the [[sarcophagus:carcass:tutorials:basic_5#resizing_panels|basic tutorial]] for more info on this.
-The application should look more or less like this at this point (you should be able to see all the elements in the Smart Query Editor):
-{{ :sarcophagus:carcass:tutorials:advanced:030_positions.png?950 }}
-The smart editor contains three //Position descriptors//, each of these represents the constraint you want to put on a token in your query. You don't need to use all three positions in your query, nor do you need to use all the options offered by the editor.
-For instance, let's say that you want to look for examples of the use of the verb "apply" (in all its inflected forms) in the UkWaC corpus.
-In the //lemma// box of position 1 type:
-<file>
-apply
-</file>
-leave everything else untouched and click on //Submit//.
-{{ :sarcophagus:carcass:tutorials:advanced:040_smart_query_1.png?950 }}
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-In a few seconds the results will appear and you'll notice that they also include inflected forms of the verb "apply" (i.e. "applying", "applied", "applies", etc.)
-{{ :sarcophagus:carcass:tutorials:advanced:050_query_1_results.png?950 }}
-In the [[sarcophagus:carcass:tutorials:advanced_2|next part]] of the tutorial you'll learn more about the //Smart Query Editor//.
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