Tool guide

Work with Text Analyzer

On this page

A browser interface for Ancient and Modern Greek corpus analysis. Basic statistics and model-assisted annotations serve different purposes: deterministic counts describe the text; model predictions need scholarly checking.

Getting started

Load text or use Load Sample. Check the word and sentence counters, choose analyses and press Start Analysis. Stop Analysis halts a run. Export results when finished.

Providing a corpus

Paste text, upload TXT/PDF/DOC/DOCX/RDF/XML, or fetch a URL. “Extract text content only” removes web markup. Scanned documents need OCR before text analysis. URL imports and model-backed features involve network services.

Basic analysis

Word frequencies, co-occurrence networks, collocations and keyword lists provide a starting point. Inspect the text and tokenisation before interpreting a pattern.

Model-assisted analysis

Named entities, part-of-speech tags, sentiment and topics are predictions. Validate a sample manually, especially for Ancient Greek, and record the model and settings used.

Pattern extraction

Run part-of-speech tagging first. Set up to five grammatical positions, leaving unused positions free, then choose Extract Pattern. Examples include ADJ + NOUN or DET + ADJ + NOUN.

Model settings

The supplied guide lists LLaMA 3.3 70B, LLaMA 3.1 8B and Kimi K2. Available models can change. Max Tokens limits response length; Temperature controls sampling. Start with a low temperature and a small corpus.

Exporting results

Use Export Results after analysis completes. Keep the input text, analysis options and model settings with the exported files to support reproducibility.

Troubleshooting

No results: confirm text is loaded and at least one analysis is selected. Slow model run: reduce the corpus or use a smaller available model. Variable predictions: lower temperature and review the outputs. Failed upload: verify the format and text layer.

Try an example

Try a small example · runs locally

Lowercase word forms, Unicode-normalised. Accents remain distinct; no lemmatisation or language model.

Tool information
Developer
Maria Schoinaki
Documented version
1.0
Application
Web application
Formats
TXT · PDF · DOC · DOCX · RDF · XML
Licence & citation

The supplied tool documentation specifies PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0. It permits use, modification and sharing for permitted non-commercial purposes, with the required licence and notices retained. It is source-available, with a non-commercial restriction. Check the licence included with the version you use.

Citation

Schoinaki, M. (2026). TALOS Text Analyzer: AI Corpus Analysis (version 1.0). TALOS AI4SSH Laboratory, University of Crete. https://tools.talos-lab.eu/text_analyzer/frontend/

Developed within TALOS AI4SSH, University of Crete, Horizon Europe grant agreement 101087269.

Visual sources

Logos and interface images are existing TALOS/tool-author assets, reused for this documentation. The screenshots show the documented interface; live versions may differ.