Rezonator equips linguists with essential utilities for dissecting patterns in everyday conversations. Annotate and visualize language use through targeted analyses like resonance, coreference, anaphora, syntactic dependency, topic marking, search, and concordance. Unicode handles any language, even right-to-left scripts, while imports cover plain text, interlinear glossed text, transcription, Elan, one-word-per-line files, and CoNLL-U formats.
This education-focused tool streamlines functional linguistics workflows on PC. Researchers and analysts gain precise control over conversational data exploration. Professionals in language studies find it ideal for rigorous pattern detection and documentation.
Rezonator provides tools for functional linguistics, with a focus on annotating and visualizing patterns of language use in naturally occurring conversation. Rezonator supports multiple types of linguistic analysis including resonance, coreference, anaphora, syntactic dependency, topic marking, search, and concordance. Rezonator provides Unicode support for any language, including right-to-left text direction. Users can import 7 different data types, including plain text, interlinear glossed text (IGT), transcription, Elan, one-word-per-line (OWPL), and CoNLL-U.
