A free, open-source toolkit for analyzing language patterns in large collections of texts.
AntConc is a powerful text analysis toolkit that is commonly used for corpus linguistics research. It was originally developed by Dr. Laurence Anthony in 2002 and has been continually updated and improved since then. AntConc is a free, open-source software program capable of handling huge text collections for use in data-driven learning, lexicon building, and analysis of language patterns.
Some of the key features of AntConc include:
AntConc runs on Windows, Mac and Linux systems. It is used by linguistics scholars, language teachers and learners, materials developers, translators, editors and writers. While the interface is simple, AntConc offers very powerful analytic capabilities to provide insight into language use and patterns across texts.
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