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tagged text
Refers to a text file that contains identification fields (the tags) embedded within the words, sentences and paragraphs. The tags are also text, but are contained within unique start and end symbols; typically the less-than and greater-than characters (< and >), although other symbols have been used (see XyWrite).

A Lot of Tagged Text These Days
Most word processing formats and all page layout formats use tagged text to describe how the text is displayed and printed. HTML and XML documents are also tagged text files. The tags in HTML files serve the same purpose as word processing and page layout; they describe the format of the output. The tags in XML files describe the data in the file. See tag, text file, HTML and XML.
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If a tagged text is for example directly fed into a syntactic parser, compatibility between the tagset and the classification of single word forms in the parser's lexicon is needed.
On the development of a tagset for Northern Sotho with special ... by Taljard, E.; Faass, G.; Heid, U.; Prinsloo, D.J. / Literator: Journal of Literary Criticism, comparative linguistics and literary studies
For the present article only the morphologically tagged texts have been taken into consideration; untagged texts have been left out.
South Estonian written standard and actual spoken language: variation ... by Mets, Mari / Linguistica Uralica
For many years, basic-level hypertext markup language (HTML) was used to present textual content across the Internet by creating tagged text documents.
XML for Content and E-Commerce by PHILLIPS, JOHN T. / Information Management Journal
 
 
 
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