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orpora etc., but I can't find anything about simply appending new data to a=
n existing corpus.

Decoding the entire corpus, adding the new data to the generated file and r=
e-encoding the new file is an option, but the server we're running on isn't=
 exactly fast. Any way to save a few CPU cycles and directly insert the new=
 data into the existing corpus? Perhaps there's some functionality to combi=
ne two corpora into one?

Thanks,
Nik

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And now I see Stefan had already replied, in greater detail and more helpfu=
lly. Ooops!
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<div>Andrew.</div>
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Nik &lt;cqplist at nikvdp.com&gt; wrote:<br>
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<div>Hi all,
<div>I have a pretty simple question: is there any way to append text to an=
 existing corpus?</div>
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<div>We're working on a corpus based on data collected from a webcrawler an=
d would like to periodically &nbsp;update the corpus with new data from the=
 crawler. From the documentation I found info on how to add annotations to =
existing corpora etc., but I can't find
 anything about simply appending new data to an existing corpus.&nbsp;</div=
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<div>Decoding the entire corpus, adding the new data to the generated file =
and re-encoding the new file is an option, but the server we're running on =
isn't exactly fast.&nbsp;Any way to save a few CPU cycles and directly inse=
rt the new data into the existing corpus?
 Perhaps there's some functionality to combine two corpora into one?</div>
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<div>Thanks,</div>
<div>Nik</div>
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