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The engine is successfully used by several research projects:
- Yet Another RussNet, a large open WordNet-like thesaurus for Russian through crowdsourcing, founded in 2013
- RUSSE, the first international workshop on Russian semantic similarity evaluation, founded in 2014
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The simplest way to start using Mechanical Tsar is pulling our Docker image. Just consult our Running on Docker guide to get started. It is also possible to deploy the engine on Heroku, on systemd and on a regular Linux box.
More documentation is available in English on GitHub Wiki and on NLPub in Russian.
If you publish work that uses Mechanical Tsar, please cite it as follows.
- Ustalov, D.: A Crowdsourcing Engine for Mechanized Labor. Proceedings of the Institute for System Programming, Vol. 27(3), 351–364 (2015)
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