Amir Plivatsky

The link-parser help text (in case you would like that I will reword it) is: Display sentence word-graph (I still don't know how to officially call what I originally named...

Please test it too to see if it works fine for you like for me...

So how we proceed in changing its name to "tokengraph"? It is tedious to change all the existing code/comments/documents... If we decide to make this terminology change, the most important...

> Re popen: if we are walking down that route, we could also do the same for the postscript output. This is indeed possible (provided that the postscript code gets...

> Would you care to surf the net, and see if any other NLP projects have anything comparable, and what they might call it? I will do that.

> Would you care to surf the net, and see if any other NLP projects have anything comparable, and what they might call it? I didn't find anything similar to...

Isn't it just "token alternatives graph"?

Indeed "token alternatives graph" is somewhat cumbersome. Maybe we can refer to it as a "word split graph" and use "wordgraph" as a short for that... This will take less...

So to make it clearer, I will just add in the relevant README and in a source code comment something like `word split graph, AKA "wordgraph"`.

The docs now include "wordgraph" in several versions: - With and w/o a dash (word-graph vs wordgraph). - Capitalized or not. Options: - Leave it as it. - Change it...