Rezonator: Dynamics of human engagement
Rezonator is a tool for annotating and visualizing language and discourse. Version 1.3.2 provides a small update to address an update-related crash seen in version 1.3.1. This new version as well includes AI chat import that interfaces with Open AI's Chat GPT 3.5 API. Additionally, the new size control window can be used to quickly adjust font size, token spacing, and unit height.
Rezonator is a tool for annotating and visualizing language and discourse. Version 1.3.1 introduces AI chat import that interfaces with Open AI's Chat GPT 3.5 API. Additionally, the new size control window can be used to quickly adjust font size, token spacing, and unit height.
Rezonator is a tool for annotating and visualizing language and discourse. This update offers the ability to swap, split, and merge units in the document. Additionally, we have improved our audio tool to display the currently playing unit, as well as navigating through the audio playback using the arrow keys. Several bug fixes and minor adjustments have also been made throughout the program.
Rezonator is a tool for annotating and visualizing language and discourse. This new update makes Rezonator an application built for speed annotation. The Unit, Resonance, Track, and Stack panes have been updated to include spreadsheet-like behavior, allowing you to type values directly into tag cells. As always, several bug fixes and minor polishes have been made throughout the tool.
Rezonator is a tool for annotating and visualizing language and discourse. This version contains several updates and fixes that we have implemented since releasing our first official build. A few highlights include horizontal scrolling in the right navigation window, a "Recent Files" window on the opening screen, and a checkbox multi-select for some of the navigation tabs. This release will also be our first to be published on Steam, which provides an easy method to update Rezonator whenever future versions come out. Our Steam store page can be found here.
Rezonator is a tool for annotating and visualizing language and discourse. Rezonator supports new forms of linguistic analysis such as the resonance graph, as well standard analyses including coreference, anaphora, syntactic dependency, topic marking, search, and concordance. Rezonator provides Unicode support for any language, including both left-to-right and right-to-left text direction. Users have the option to import 7 different data types, including plain text, interlinear glossed text (IGT), transcription, Elan, one-word-per-line (OWPL), and CoNLL-U. With this 1.0 release, Rezonator provides a stable data and file format intended for production research and data annotation. Rezonator is offered without warranty of any kind under the MIT license.
Rezonator is a tool for analyzing and visualizing resonance for coherence in dialogue. With version 0.20.4, we are closing in on our full feature set for our first official build coming soon. This release includes the addition of the Tree pane, a powerful tool for creating and visualizing dependency trees. This version also contains plenty of bug-fixes, polishes, and cleanups throughout the app.
Rezonator is a tool for analyzing and visualizing resonance for coherence in dialogue. On version 0.16.0, we offer a revamped import system to bring data into Rezonator faster than ever. This release also features new tabs to explore in the Navigation Window, including Field, Search and Chunk.
Rezonator is a tool for analyzing and visualizing resonance for coherence in dialogue. With version 0.13.0.0, we have redesigned the program's core data structures to offer greater flexibility and speed. Nearly all of the application's features have been revisited to embrace our new map based design, which will allow data in Rezonator to be more versatile than ever.
Rezonator is a tool for analyzing and visualizing resonance for coherence in dialogue. Version 0.11.0.0 features a revamped interface throughout the program’s main screen and navigation windows. Rezonator now also includes the “Show” feature, which offers a unique way for users to present a set of custom Stacks.