Some features and values have been renamed to follow Universal Dependencies v2 guidelines. The easiest way of obtaining Interset is still CPAN.

Interset is now changing much faster than I am able to update this website, and the downloading instructions below are quickly becoming obsolete. A quick update:

• The new Interset 2.0 is object-oriented and it is a complete rewrite of the software.
• Drivers will be ported gradually but Interset 2.0 is still able to work with old drivers that you have installed in lib/tagset.
• On 2014-06-13, it was released on CPAN as Lingua::Interset. The easiest way to get it is to go to a shell and call cpanm Lingua::Interset.
• Project development has left our SVN server and landed on our Redmine server. Version control is now performed by Git.
• For the record: The project has also its page at the main ÚFAL website. It is pretty much empty at the moment. It may eventually become the main website of the project but not before the webmaster fixes HTML entities being damaged by Drupal.

Before downloading, please make sure you understand the License. The Version History may help you identify changes since your last download. If you use DZ Interset in your research, check References on how to cite it.

DZ Interset is a result of my research and my research is funded by public money. Of course I have to report to the funding agencies and I want to be able to demonstrate that other people use my software. So registering is not mandatory but I ask you to do it anyway.

Do not worry, I will not give away your e-mail, neither to the funding agencies, nor to anyone else. I do not even need your e-mail address (but I am ready to take it in case you wish to be informed about major future changes to DZ Interset).

The latest release, packed using zip, is available here.

The DZ Interset project uses the Trac web interface for project management. It provides access (via Browse Source) to the subversion repository of various revisions of the code. The structure is more fine-grained (not all revisions constitute new releases) and diffs between revisions are available. The Trac server requires authentication, so anonymous read-only access is currently not available. For authorized users, the entry point is here. The latest development version (possibly newer than the latest release) may be obtained using the public read-only access to the svn repository. Use the following command and type “public” when prompted for password:

svn checkout --username public https://svn.ms.mff.cuni.cz/svn/interset/trunk interset