anchor.diff:  
   Labeling every word and punctuation mark (token) in a text corpus with a
   predefined set of part-of-speech tags (standardized abbreviations) or
  -other syntactic class marker, is called Part of Speech Tagging. Usually
  +other syntactic class markers, is called Part of Speech Tagging. Usually
   the output of a POS-Tagger will look like this (showing also DKPro's
   CPOS column - a universal coarse grained tag set designed for the
   interoperability of components in different languages):
  
positive.code: |========================
  
  Most tagging algorithms fall into one of two classes: rule-based taggers
  and probabilistic or stochastic taggers taggers. Rule-based taggers
  generally involve a large database of hand-written disambiguation rules.
  Stochastic taggers generally resolve tagging ambiguities by using a
  training corpus to compute the probability of a given word having a
  
negative.code: 
  you need to **check the size of virtual memory**. Depending on the
  maximum size of your RAM you should allocate 4GB or 6GB. The
  flag **Xms** specifies the initial memory allocation pool for a Java
  Virtual Machine (JVM). After adapting Windows' virtual memory type the
  following in the command prompt:
  
  