All Request messages derive from ParamsType. Params may be Main params or Optional params. Main params are necessarily typed. Optional params may be left untyped and have default values. Payload message for a sentence splitter service. Payload message for a tokenizer service. Payload message for a lemmatizer service. Payload message for a PoS tagger service. Payload message for a Shallow Parser (or Chunking) service. Payload message for a Parser service. Payload message for a Text Alignment service. Payload message for a CWB service when indexing a corpus. Payload message for a CWB service when querying a corpus. Payload message for a concordancer (or KWIC) service. Payload message for a n-gram (or collocation finder) service. Payload message for a crawler service. Payload message for a Named Entity recognition service. Payload message for a term extraction service. Payload message for a term extraction service. Payload message for a dictionary lookup service. Main Params in the payload message for a Sentence Splitter service. Includes language and text. Main Params in the payload message for a Tokenizer service. Includes language and text. Main Params in the payload message for a Lemmatizer service. Includes language and text. Main Params in the payload message for a PoS Tagger service. Includes language and text. Main Params in the payload message for a Shallow Parser (or Chunking) service. Includes language and text to be parsed. Main Params in the payload message for a Parser (or Chunking) service. Includes language and text to be parsed. Main Params in the payload message for a Text Aligner service. Includes language and corpus for both source and target. Main Params in the payload message for a CWB service when indexing a corpus. Includes the CQP corpus to be index and the CQP structure of the corpsus. Main Params in the payload message for a CWB service when indexing a corpus. Includes a reference to the indexed corpus to be queried and the CQP query. The reference to the CQP corpus that is beeing accessed Main Params in the payload message for a Concordancer service. Includes the search query and the window size. Main Params in the payload message for a n-gram (or collocation finder) service. Includes the corpus to be analyzed and the Number of tokens in the n-grams. The number of tokens in the n-gram Main Params in the payload message for crawler service. Main Params in the payload message for a Named Entity recognition service. Main Params in the payload message for a term extraction service. Main Params in the payload message for a topic identifier service. Main Params in the payload message for a dictionary lookup service. Optional parameters in the payload message for a n-gram (or collocation finder) service. Size of the window it ignores all Ngrams with frequency lower than the supplied it ignores all Ngrams with rank lower than the given value it ignores all Ngrams with score lower than the given value threshold Measure of association used Optional parameters in the payload message for a Concordancer (or KWIC) service. Specifies the order criteria Optional parameters in the payload message for a crawler service. It includes: maxSize and maxTime as criteria to stop the crawling process and timeOut and retries for flow control purposes Optional parameters in the payload message for a Named Entity recognition service. Optional parameters in the payload message for a term extraction service. it ignores all NE with frequency lower than the supplied Optional parameters in the payload message for a topic identifier service. Language iso-639 Anything written. Text can be passed as a string or as a URI. Typically, TextType is used for input parameters such as 'text to be analyzed' and output parameters such as 'analyzed text'. A CQP corpus (following the standard verticalized CWB input format) The structure used to to encode the verticalized text to CWB binary format with the cwb-encode tool. (ex. "-P pos -P lemma -S s") A CQP query. The reference that a WS returns which can be used in future events. A search query. Size of window, typically for concordancers and collocation analyses http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-2562 . The format of a given I/O parameter (ex: xml, html, verticalised, ...) The format required for a given Input parameter The format of a given Output parameter http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-2497: "Specifies the tag set used in the annotation of the resource or a used by the tool/service or it contains a URL that points to the information about the tag set" The level or point at which something would happen, would cease to happen, or would take effect, become true, etc. The source text (for example in an alignment task) The target text of a service that requires a source and a target input files (for example in an alignment task) http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-2467 http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-508: "A verbal designation of a general concept in a specific subject field". Typically, terms are used by web crawlers services as seed terms. http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-508: "A verbal designation of a general concept in a specific subject field". Typically, terms are used by web crawlers services as seed terms. URI list. http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-2275: "segment of text for which one or many rigid designators stands for the referent. usually named entities are located and classified into predefined types such as names of person, organizations, locations, expressions of times etc.". List of Named Entities (http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-2275). The measure of the link between two variables. The sorting criteria to be used when dispalying results. (Possible more values should be added) http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-2580: "The size of the resource with regard to the SizeUnit measurement in form of a number." http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-2583: "Specification of the unit of size that is used when specifying the size." Maximum amount od data. It is expressed in terms of size (amount in numbers) and sizeUnit (unit) Maximun duration. http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-286 : The base form of a word or term that is used as the formal dictionary entry for the term. http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-396 A category assigned to a word based on its grammatical and semantic properties. Expressed in terms of lemma and PoS tag