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Poio Analyzer

The Poio Analyzer is a tool to search and analyze annotated data from language documentation projects. It supports Elan's .eaf file format and Toolbox files. You can open a list of .eaf or .txt file and search on different tiers (utterance, word, gloss, translation) within all files. That's it. Check out the screen video to see it in action.

Screencast

Just click on the links below to see the video in your browser or download it:

The video demonstrates the basic usage of Poio Analyzer with some example files from the DoBeS Hocank project.

Download

Download Poio Analyzer for Windows and Linux:

There is no Mac version yet, as our research center has no Mac computers. If you need a Mac version, please consider supporting us by becoming a member of CIDLeS. Membership fee is only 30 Euros per year, and will be spent to support our work with endangered languages in Europe and our software development. Please specify in your application that you want to have a Mac version of Poio, then your first membership fee will be spent to buy a Mac Mini. We need only thirty new members for a Mac Mini!

Install

On Windows, just run the downloaded setup-poioanalyzer.exe. It will install everything you need and create a start menu entry for Poio Analyzer.

On Linux, to run Poio Analyzer just unpack and start it:

> tar -xzf poioanalyzer-0.1.0.tar.gz
> cd poioanalyzer-0.1.0
> python bin/PoioAnalyzer

You will need the following prerequisites on Linux:
Unfortunately, most current Linux distributions (for example Ubuntu 10.10) contain an older package of PyQt, that does not support the QtDeclarative view used in Poio Analyzer. For those distributions you will have to install PyQt manually from the link above.

Support and bug reports

You can post comments and questions about Poio in the Poio User Group. For bug reports please create an issue on Github.

We need your help to develop Poio. The best way to support Poio is by becoming a member of CIDLeS. Membership fee is only 30 Euros per year, and will be spent to support our work with endangered languages in Europe and our software development.

Code Repository

Poio and PyAnnotation are hosted at Github, anyone who wants to access the code repository or join the development should visit the repositories: