The dataset list is organised alphabetically.
To use the reconstruction tools, you need to select a dataset in the list of datasets.
The dataset list appears in the Explorer zone, when you click on the "datasets" menu.
You can display the datasets by "Natural dataset", "Public dataset", "Own dataset" or "Shared dataset".
The dataset list is organised alphabetically.
There are two ways of loading a dataset in the Active elements zone:
icon (when cognate sets have
been created in the dataset) or 
icon
(when no cognate set have been created in the dataset) next to the
dataset in the Explorer zone.
icon (to add a dataset in the Active elements
zone) or the 
icon (to replace all
dataset already in the Active
elements zone).As for all objects,
it is possible to add a (private or public) comment to a dataset via the 
icon. You need to load the cognate set up to the Active elements zone and use the icon (in the Toolbar).
The dialog box below appears and you can choose to make a private comment or a public comment.
As for all objects,
it is possible to add a tag
to a dataset
via the
icon.
Capture!
In RefLex, the cognate set is created in relation with a dataset.
There are different ways to isolate records which may belong to a cognate set:
icon loads the records contained in the selected cloud in the Active elements
zone.
icon.
icon, or you can load all the records contained in the current page by
using the
icon, or you can
load selected records by using the
icon.When records are loaded in the Active elements, you can save a cognate set by using either of two icons:
icon enables you to
save a cognate
set from selected records in the Active elements zone:
button (the saved cognate set is
displayed in theActive elements zone), or by using the 
button (the Active elements
zone is cleared). 
icon
enables you to save a cognate set from records that you have been uploaded into the Active elements
zone. The pink bar that appears allow you to graphically divide the
records in two set: those above the bar will be kept and those bellow
discard. You can remove records from the cognate set by dragging the
pink bar. Records can also be dragged with the cursor. When the cognate
set has been named, you can save the records above the pink bar by using
the
button. When the dialog box is closed, unsaved records are displayed in
the Active
elements zone.
When a cognate
set is loaded in the Active elements zone, you can create a new cognate set by using
either of the two icons ( and ) presented above (see create a cognate set).
When you select the "cognates" menu, the list of created cognate sets associated with a dataset is displayed in the Explorer zone.
There are two visualization options:
: to display
cognate sets created by the current user.
: to
display cognate sets created by all users sharing the same dataset.Cognate sets can be filter by the following criteria: "Sort by records", "Sort by aligned records", "Exclude aligned records".
The list of cognate sets is organised alphabetically. You can browse cognate sets list through letter of alphabet.
icon. The records contained in the cognate set appear in the Available elements
zone.
You also can visualize the records contained in several cognate sets by
checking the cognate sets and use the
icon on the top of the Explorer zone.
On the bottom of the Explorer zone, in a box named "Select fields to display", you can choose the fields you want to visualize .
To load a cognate
set up to the Active elements zone, you need to use the icon associated to the cognate set in the Explorer
zone.
When a cognate
set is loaded in the Active elements zone, you can modify it by using the
icon (in the Toolbar).
To rename a cognate
set, you need to load a cognate set and to click on the icon in the Toolbar. Then, you need to modify the name in the
dialog box that appears and you need to save it by using the button.
You can modify a cognate
set by using the icon (in
the Toolbar)
when a cognate
set is loaded in the Active elements zone.
It is possible to add, modify or delete comments.
Other changes are possible:
icon. icon.
icon in the Toolbar. icon. When a cognate
set is loaded in the Active elements zone, you can create a new cognate set by using the icon (in the Toolbar). You
can keep certain records
from the original cognate
set by dragging them over the pink bar.
Then, you can name the new cognate set and save it by using the button.
icon.To delete a cognate
set, you need to load the cognate set up to the Active elements zone and use the 
icon (in the Toolbar).
The dialog box below appears and you need to confirm the deletion.
To add a comment
to a cognate
set, you need to load the cognate set up to the Active elements zone and use the icon in the "Recordset" part of
the Toolbar.
The dialog box below appears and you can choose to make a private comment or a public comment.
When a
cognate set is loaded up to the Active elements zone, it is possible to add a comment to the selected
record(s)
by using the icon in the
"Records" part of the Toolbar.
The dialog box below appears and you can choose to make a private comment or a public comment.
icon in the "Records" part of the Toolbar.CAPTURE!!
When a
cognate set is loaded up to the Active elements zone, it it possible to add a tag to the selected record(s) by using the icon in the "Records" part of the
Toolbar.
On the image below, the two tags “animal” and “reptile” are added to the
records.
When a cognate
set is loaded in the Active elements zone, you can view on a map the languages
that are represented in the recordset by selecting the 
icon.
When a cognate
set is loaded in the Active elements zone, you can view on a tree the languages
that are represented in the recordset by selecting the
icon.
When a cognate
set is loaded in the Active elements zone, you can visualize the alignment(s) that have been created by using
the 
icon on the bottom of
the Active
elements zone.
It is possible to create several alignments per cognate set (see Advanced uses). There are the steps to follow:
When a cognate
set is saved and loaded in the Active elements zone, you can use the 
icon to create an alignments.
The default table is left aligned with three blank cells on each side.
The elements can be moved from one cell to another (See modify an alignment).
From the default alignment, you can create your own alignment. There are different ways to move elements from one cell to another:
(in the last column) move the segment as a whole to the right or to the
left.
,
,
)
and moves elements to the right. A second left-click on the symbol
removes it and shifts elements on the right to the left.
icon.
icon.
When you select the "Alignments" item in the Breadcrumb trail, the list of created alignments associated with a dataset is displayed in the Explorer zone.
There are several visualization options:: to display
cognate sets created by the current user.: to
display cognate sets created by all users sharing the same dataset.You can filter alignments by the following criteria: "No public alignment", "Recent submit", "My alignments".
The list of cognate sets is organised alphabetically. You can browse cognate sets list through letter of alphabet.
To view the content of an alignment, you need to click on the attached icon. The records contained in the alignment appear in the Available
elements zone.
You also can visualize the records contained in several alignments by
checking the alignments and use the
icon on the top of the Explorer zone.
On the bottom of the Explorer zone, you can choose the fields you want to visualize .
You can load a saved alignment in the Active elements zone:
icon next to a cognate
set in the Explorer zone.
icon in the first Toolbar, when a cognate set is loaded in the Active elements zone.You can display a saved
alignment below a loaded cognate set in the Active elements zone by using the icon.
When records
have been added to a cognate set, you can add them to the alignment already saved by using the 
icon in the Toolbar.
The new records
appear and you can modify
the default alignment. Don't forget to save the new alignment by using the
icon in the "Alignment"
part of the Toolbar.
You can remove records
from an alignment:
you need to select the record(s) you want to delete and click on the icon in the
"Alignment" part of the Toolbar.
A new default alignment appears and you need to modify it.
The 
icon deletes
the loaded alignment in
the Active
elements zone.
To add a comment
to an alignment,
you need to load
the alignment up to the Active elements zone and use the icon (in the Toolbar).
The dialog box below appears and you can choose to make a private comment or a public comment.
When an alignment
is loaded in the Active elements zone, you can visualize the
associated cognate
set by using the icon
on the bottom of the Active elements zone.
When you create an alignment, you can choose this alignment to be "personal" or "shared", on the right side of the Active elements zone.
On the right side of the Active elements zone, it is also possible to consider an alignment as "obsolete" alignment. The alignment becomes grey.
To create a correspondence set, you need, first, to validate an alignment.
When the additional line appears, you can propose a correspondence label by using the
icon.
icon, a dialog box
appears where you can suggest a correspondence label and associate tags such as V1, C1, etc... 
To modify a correspondence label in a displayed alignment (in the Active elements zone), you need to click on the
correspondence label and to make changes in the dialog box that appears.
Changes must be saved by using the button.
To delete a correspondence label in a displayed alignment (in the Active elements zone), you need to select the
correspondence label and to click on the 
button in the dialog box that
appears.
To associate a tag
to a correspondence
set, there are several possibilities:
icon.
icon.
Note: The tag are associated to a correspondence set in a specified cognate set.
See other uses of tags.
The created correspondence sets are grouped in the list of correspondence sets organised by correspondence labels.
To browse in the list of correspondence sets, you need to select the "Correspondence set" item of the Breadcrumb trail under the "Reconstruction" tab.
There are several visualization options:
: to display
correspondence sets created by the different users sharing the same dataset.
: to display only the
correspondence sets created by the current user.Several display choices are possible. You can display:
The list of correspondence labels is displayed alphabetically in the Explorer zone. You can choose to differentiate correspondence labels based on their diacritics or not ("remove diacritics").
There are two ways to display cognate sets attached to one or more correspondence sets:
icon. Note that the 
icon invert the selection.The icon allows you
to display a synthetic view in tabular form of the correspondence set(s) checked in the Explorer
zone.
The columns are:
icon,
only selected cognate sets will appear in the Available elements zone.
If you click on the column title, you can sort the content alphabetically.
It is possible to filter the cognate sets attached to a correspondence set via tags or to filter them via column headings.
When the cognate sets attached to one or more correspondence set(s) are displayed in the Available elements zone, it is possible to filter them via tags.The relevant rows will be extracted and display above the main table:
To validate one or more hypotheses as reconstructed segments, you need to select (by
checking the boxes) the cognate set(s) in the list of the cognate sets attached to the correspondence set
displayed in the Available elements zone. Then, you need to use the 
icon. An asterisk is added
in front of the selected correspondence labels and they become "reconstructed
segments" and are no longer "hypotheses".
icon. The asterisk in front
of the selected correspondence labels disappears and they become
"hypotheses" and no longer "reconstructed segments".When one or more correspondence set(s) are selected (by checking the
box) in the Explorer
zone, you can display the associated alignments by clicking on the
icon. The alignments appear in the Available elements zone.
Notes:
icon or the
icon.
icon.When the cognate
sets attached to one or more correspondence set(s) are displayed in
the Available
elements zone, you can load the alignment associated with a cognate set by clicking on the cognate set in the
list. The alignments appear in the Active elements zone.
Notes:
icon. The cognate set appears
below the alignment.When an alignment
is loaded up in the Active elements zone, you can display the associated
cognate
set by clicking on the
icon. The cognate set appears below the alignment.
When an alignment
is loaded up in the Available elements zone, you can load the associated cognate set by clicking on
the 
icon in the Toolbar.
The cognate
set appears in the Active elements zone.
To visualize the records
contained in the cognate
sets attached to a correspondence set, you need to check the
correspondence set box in the Explorer zone and to click on the
icon. The cognate sets' records appear one below the other in the Available
elements zone.
In the reconstruction module, The "search in a dataset" item in the Breadcrumb trail is used to identify and create cognate sets.
See Search options.
The search results are displayed in the Available elements zone.To search in a dataset's cognate set, you can:
icon in the Toolbar,
when a cognate
set is loaded in the Active elements zone, orThen, you can choose the language(s) you want to search in and you can
choose the fields to display.
By default, all source boxes are checked, you can invert the selection by
using the icon.
See Search options.
...
When the results appear in the Available elements zone, you can save the query by
using the 
icon. The dialog box below appears. You can name the query and save by
using the
button.
