The 9th edition of the Language Resources and Evaluation Conference, 26-31 May, Reykjavik, Iceland
Current List of LREC 2014 Shared LRs
After the conference, the Shared LRs set at LREC2014 was manually checked and a cleaned version of the list of LRs is now available. This list includes LRs complying with the following criteria:
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A Colloquial Corpus of Japanese Sign Language
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Corpus
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3500 GByte
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<Not Specified>
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Dialogue
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<Not Specified>
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<Not Specified>
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| Description |
We began building a corpus of Japanese Sign Language (JSL) in April 2011 with the support of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science. The purpose of this project was to increase awareness of sign language as a distinctive language in Japan. This corpus is beneficial not only to linguistic research but also to hearing-impaired and deaf individuals, as it helps them to recognize and respect their linguistic differences and communication styles. This is the first JSL corpus developed for academic and public use. During the first stage of this project, from May to July 2012, we filmed 40 deaf subjects in two prefectures, Gunma and Nara, which are located about 50–100 km from Tokyo and Osaka, respectively. Each prefecture has one school for the deaf. We obtained data from an age-balanced sample of individuals 30–70 years of age in each prefecture, and each age group was divided into same-sex pairs. We used three approaches to collect data: interviews (for introductory purposes only), dialogues, and lexical elicitation. Each session, including our explanation of the ethical considerations and subjects’ provision of written consent, lasted 1.5 h.
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LREC 2014
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A Repository of State of the Art and Competitive Baseline Summaries for DUC 2004
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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225 KByte
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Summarisation
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<Not Specified>
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Attribution
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| Description |
No description provided, see the related article
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LREC 2014
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| Name |
AcadOnto
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| Resource type |
Ontology
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<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Information Extraction, Information Retrieval
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<Not Specified>
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<Not Specified>
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| Description |
An academic domain ontology populated using IIT Bombay organization corpus, web and the linked open data.
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LREC 2014
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Aix Map Task
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
French (fra)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
Dialogue
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<Not Specified>
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<Not Specified>
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| Description |
This is a corpus of audio and video recordings of task-oriented dialogues. It was modelled after the original HCRC Map Task corpus. Lexical material was designed for the analysis of speech and prosody. The corpus was collected under two communicative conditions, one audio-only condition and one face-to-face condition. The recordings took place in a studio and a sound attenuated booth respectively, with head-set microphones (and in the face-to-face condition with two video cameras). The recordings have been segmented into Inter-Pausal-Units and transcribed using transcription conventions containing actual productions and canonical forms of what was said.
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LREC 2014
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Alignment of Parallel Texts from Cyrillic to Latin
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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<Not Specified>
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Romanian (ron)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Transliteration
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| License |
GNU
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| Conditions of use |
you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License, i.e your modified versions must carry all the freedoms stated in the GPL
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| Description |
The text of the novel Sania (eng. The Sledge) served as a training corpus. It was written in 1955 by Ion Druță and printed originally in Cyrillic scripts. We have followed a special previously developed technology of recognition and specialized lexicons. In such a way, we have obtained the electronic version of Cyrillic script variant of the text. On the other hand, we did the same procedure with Latin script variant of the same text, transliterated manually by expert linguists. It permitted us to make an automatic aligning of Cyrillic variant of the text to contemporary Latin variant of the same text at the word/expression level. The process was semi-automated, based on the heuristics for transcription of letters and the expert linguists’ validation. The corpus is annotated at sentence and word levels, providing morpho-lexical information using UAIC Romanian Part of Speech Tagger (Simionescu, 2011).
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LREC 2014
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An Arabic Twitter Corpus for Subjectivity and Sentiment Analysis
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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26,724 tokens, 7,503 sentences sentences
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| Languages |
Arabic
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Text Mining
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| License |
Open Source
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
An Arabic twitter data set of 7,503 tweets. The released data contains manual Sentiment Analysis annotations as well as automatically extracted features, saved in Comma Separated (CSV) and Attribute-Relation File Format (ARFF) file formats. Due to twitter privacy restrictions we replaced the original tweet with its ID.
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LREC 2014
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Annotation of Syntactic Categories in Chinese Word Structures
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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2.3 MByte
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| Languages |
Mandarin Chinese (cmn)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Chinese word segmentation, POS-tagging, parsing
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<Not Specified>
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<Not Specified>
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| Description |
An Automatic Annotation of Syntactic Categories of Chinese Word Structures. The file contains annotated Chinese word structures with refined syntactic categories induced by the algorithms in the paper. Each line of the file contains the annotated word structure of a word type, which is a binarized tree in Penn Treebank format. The root of the tree is the POS tag of the word that can be used for POS tagging and syntactic parsing. Each node is the format of "Tag1ZZTag2ZZ..Tagn" in which "ZZ" is a delimiter of multiple tags of the node. Such combination of multiple syntactic tags are used as the category of the nodes that represent word constituents (characters, subwords). The final annotation is publicly available at: http://www.sfs.uni-tuebingen.de/~jma/word_str.txt Our annotation uses two inputs: the pos-tagged sentences in Penn Chinese Treebank and the branching and head directions in the word structure in http://ir.hit.edu.cn/ mszhang/data.zip.
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LREC 2014
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Arabic Tweets NER test set
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| Resource type |
Evaluation Data
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<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
Arabic Colloquial Arabic
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Named Entity Recognition
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| License |
Research License
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| Conditions of use |
Research only
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| Description |
No description provided, see the related article
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| Edition |
LREC 2014
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AuCoPro - Splitting
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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746 KByte
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| Languages |
Afrikaans Dutch
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Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Language Modelling
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| License |
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported
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Attribution
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| Description |
The AuCoPro-Splitting dataset contains compounds annotated with their compound boundaries and linking morphemes. The dataset consists of two files, one for Afrikaans and one for Dutch. The annotation was performed according to annotation guidelines as described in Verhoeven, van Zaanen, van Huyssteen, & Daelemans (2014).
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| Edition |
LREC 2014
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BabelNet 2.0 as Linked Data
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| Resource type |
Linked Data
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| Size |
1 billion RDF triples
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| Languages |
English (eng) French (fra) Italian (ita) German (deu) Spanish (spa) CA, IS, PL, RO, AF, AR, BG, CS, CY, DA, EL, ET, FA, FI, GA, HE, HI, HR, HU, ID, JA, KO, LT, LV, MS, NL, NO, PT, RU, SK, SL, SQ, SR, SV, SW, TL, TR, UK, VI, ZH, MT, EU, EO, GL, LA
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Semantic Web
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| License |
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/)
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, Non-Commercial, ShareALike
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| Description |
This resource corresponds to the publication of BabelNet 2.0 as Linked Data. BabelNet 2.0 is both a multilingual encyclopedic dictionary, with lexicographic and encyclopedic coverage of terms, and an ontology which connects concepts and named entities in a very large network of semantic relations, made up of more than 9 millions of entries. BabelNet 2.0 covers 50 languages and is obtained from the automatic integration of different lexical-semantic and encyclopedic resources. Its conversion as Linked Data is based on lemon, a Lexicon Model for Ontologies, complemented by SKOS. The RDF version of BabelNet contains approximately 1 billion triples.
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| Edition |
LREC 2014
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Basque Postedition corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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50.204 words
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| Languages |
Basque (eus) Basque (eus)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
CC-BY-SH
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
Corpus of raw and manual post-edited translations (50.204 words). It was created by manual post-editing of the Basque outputs given by Matxin RBMT system translating 100 entries from the Spanish Wikipedia.
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Please check the relevant workshop and paper at: http://www.lrec-conf.org/proceedings/lrec2014/workshops.html
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SaLTMiL 2014
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Benchmark Database of Phonetic Alignments
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| Resource type |
Evaluation Data
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| Size |
750 alignments
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| Languages |
Jaqaru, Hǎrbīn, Zutendaal (BeLb), Château-d'Oex, Cerlatez, Zheglica (vid), Sadina (pop), Halden, Gradec (vd), Stambolovo (hask), Obdorsk Khanti, Nordstrand, Dàshí, French, Vasiljovo (tetev), Tihomir (krgr), Gabare (bslat), Gōngxìng, Boudry, Courtepin, Arnex, Xiānggǎng, Koprivshtica (pird), Merdanja (vtarn), Xiāngtàn, American English, Savièse, Zhelen (svog), Sandnessjøen, Garvan (sil), Conthey, Bogdanov dol (pern), Asparuhovo (lom), Jian'ou, Pelimka Mansi, Asserøy, Serbian, Schinnen (Lb), Aduard (Gn), Shipka (kaz), Zhōuchéng, Gjøra, Stange, Occitan, Brouwershaven (Ze), Landeron, Dragoevo (presl), Meerbeek (BeBr), Tiānjìn, Nova lovcha (gd), Grône, Mørkved, Kostenec (iht), Sredec (zlgr), Glozhene (orjah), New Zealand English (Auckland), Dolna beshovica (vrach), Dorkovo (velgr), Savagnier, Ruzhinci (belgr), Jīnxīng, Karaisen (pavl), Měixiàn, Rani lug (tryn), Vaugondry, Panagjurishte (gd), Kalipetrovo (sil), Naas, Eide, Kaldfarnes, Tihomirovo (stzag), Flåte, Smolsko (pird), Starmen (bel), Valthermond (Dr), Zelenigrad (tran), Moorslede (BeWv), Dompierre, Ameide (ZH), Plagne, Varsseveld (Gl), Momina banja (pl), Svetlina (topgr), Belgian Dutch, Zhèngzhōu, Dolna melna (tran), Vakh Khanti, Momkovo (svgr), Dichin (vtarn), Dolna srudena (bel), Kopilovci (mont), Huancané, Bryne, Le Sentier, Wénzhōu, Diva slatina (mont), Italian, Australian English (Perth), Chernogorovo (paz), Dolno levski (pan), Chevroux, Likrisovskoje Khanti, Sushica (blgr), Zanozhene (berk), Ligurian, Schagen (NH), Vartovskoje Khanti, Drabishna (ivgr), Luòběnzhuō, Shiroki dol (sam), Caraz, Dragodanovo (sliv), Javorovo (asgr), Canadian English, Lánzhōu, Dobroselec (topgr), Golema rakovica (elpel), Gabra (elpel), Hohhot, Shuri, Brielle (ZH), Voden (elh), Marikostinovo (petr), Taquile, Tūnxī, Dutch (Limburg), Côte-aux-Fées, Knokke (BeWv), Bjørnevatn, Radovene (vr), Nigerian English (Igbo), Korten (nzag), Dermanci (luk), Bistrica (blgr), Shtipsko (prov), German, Opan (stzag), Dragojchinci (kjust), Chéngdū, Nikolovo(lipnik) (rus), Yúnlóng, Central German (Murrhardt), Tena, Collombey, Lozen (sof), Sado, Kyoto, Stanghelle, Shiroka laka (dev), Lillehammer, Nánjīng, Stakevci (blgr), High German (Graubuenden), Kortrijk (BeWv), Wierum (Fr), Chimborazo, Bansko (razl), West Frisian (Grou), Tromsø, Longirod, Oostende (BeWv), Ēnqī, Huancavelica, Orsières, Zheljazkovo (sred), Malomirovo (elh), Courtedoux, Low German (Achterhoek), Rabisha (belgr), English (Lindisfarne), Hachijō, Shāntóu, Huhla (ivgr), Montpreveyres, Bollezeele (FrVl), Prahins, Galata (tetev), Selfors, Verkhne Kalimsk Khanti, Xiángyún, Senokos (blgr), Norwegian (Stavanger), Danish, Krivnja (razgr), Goljama zheljazna (tetev), Sugiez, English (Liverpool, Avry-sur-Matran, Swedish (Stockholm), Tokyo, Gorni varpishta (drjan), Mussel (Gn), Sombeval, Momchilovci (smol), Mandal, Trondheim, West-Terschelling (Fr), Svirkovo (harm), Russian, Zamfirovo (berk), Vladinja (lov), Fagerhaug, Kramolin (sevl), Low German (Bargstedt), Plakovo (vt), Nova nadezhda (hs), Sint-Annen (Gn), Buurmalsen (Gl), English (London, Héfēi, Renkum (Gl), Markovo (shum), Cerneux-Péquignot, Vranilovci (gabr), Central German (Cologne), Gorna rosica (sevl), Sekirovo (plov), Lombard (East), Mouscron (Be), Eggesbøneset, Cajamarca, Lower Lozva Mansi, Sùzhōu, Straldzha (jamb), Midsland (Fr), Buren (Fr), High German (Bodensee), Vullierens, Furen (vrach), Foldvik, Brunlanes, Amami, Vrachesh (botgr), Vermes, Hǎikǒu, Venetian, Scottish, Nieurlet (FrVl), Razboishte (god), Brekke, Zabardo (asgr), Chavín, Nijmegen (Gl), Guǎngzhōu, Stjørdal, Central German (Honigberg), Devenci (luk), Murist, Tjøtta, Chepelare (asgr), Běijīng, Ezerovo (parvom), Arconciel, Icelandic, Leermens (Gn), Sloten (Fr), Inkawasi, Ter Apel (Gn), Sherkali Khanti, Den Hoorn (NH), Stroevo (plov), Collex, Sørkjosen, Brønnøysund, Charnex, Merichleri (chirp), Pelatikovo (kjust), Zabernovo (mt), Yiddish (New York), Pavelsko (asgr), Osenec (razgr), Middle Lozva Mansi, Ivanski (shum), Omarchevo (nzag), Wateringen (ZH), Hundvåg, Zdravkovec (gabr), Koedijk (NH), Vallorbe, Petarnica (plev), Tremjugan Khanti, Champéry, North Mansi, Pevec (targ), Oruro, Orvin, Molde, Lourtier, Almkerk (NB), Silvolde (Gl), Kalojanovo (plov), Kantens (Gn), Cerovica (kjust), Dutch, High German (North Alsace), Lomnes, Zhaltusha (ard), Saparevo (dup), Dolna dikanja (radom), Slaveino (smol), Zevenaar (Gl), Kōchi, Govedarci (sam), Yīnchuàn, Nánchàng, Dragizhevo (vtarn), Skobelevo (sliv), Ürümqi, Nánníng, English (North Carolina), Commugny, Asparuhovo (prov), Borre, Balgari (carev), Ayent, Apolobamba, Dutch (Antwerp), Pozharevo (tutr), Lánpíng, Jìnán, Caparevo (sand), Ladino, Hisøy, Holwerd (Fr), Elnesvågen, Smochevo (dupn), Nikolovo (hask), Hvojna (asgr), Ustovo (sm), Vernier, Kerkrade (Lb), Sucre, Smilde (Dr), Bilzen (BeLb), Dobrotino (gd), Poperinge (BeWv), Borisovo (elh), Momina klisura (pz), Hángzhōu, Tiwanaku, Fyresdal, Ognen (karn), High German (Walser), Trancovica (nik), Kozichino (pom), Xi'an, Villars-le-Terroir, Paskalevec (pavl), Dokka, Sætre, Nizjam Khanti, St-Gingolph, Lamboing, Ormont-Dessus, Kazim Khanti, Central German (Luxembourg), Vabel (nik), Dobroslavci (sof), English, Indzhe vojvoda (mtarn), Xīníng, Mihalci (pavl), Trastenik (plev), Kovachevci (sam), Golica (varn), Jiànchuàn, Tynset sentrum, Izvorovo (harm), Upper Demjanka Khanti, Støa, Krogtoft, Borge, Scheveningen (ZH), Callantsoog (NH), Táoyuán, Mugla (dev), Grimentz, Aldomirovci (slivnica), High German (Herrlisheim), Táiběi, Hafrsfjord, Enina (kaz), Bagrenci (kjust), Indian English (Delhi), Undheim, Rakevo (vr), Orkanger, Zheravna (kot), Belica (razl), Martigny, Dinevo (hask), Chernomorec (bs), Koekelare (BeWv), Buchin prohod (god), Stjørdalshalsen, Égà, Develier, Sestrino (petr), Tavda Mansi, Court, Vinishte (mont), Kaspichan (np), Wǔhàn, Beglezh (luk), Nijeholtpade (Fr), Roche, Faroese, Novo selo (trojan), Ingen (Gl), Évolène, Kreta (vrach), Fyllingsdalen, High German (Ortisei), Vardun (targ), Noiraigue, Hèqìng, Lies (Fr), Jīnmǎn, Fùzhōu, Banishte (brezn), Proto-Germanic, Tuōluò, Corongo, Garmen (gd), Bachkovo (asgr), Bygstad, Montbovon, High German (Tuebingen), Topolchane (sliv), L'Auberson, Kagoshima, Dobarsko (razl), Corcelles, Swedish (Skane), Chukovec (radom), Huancayo, Brashljan (mtarn), Stoilovo (mt), High German (Biel), South African English (Johannisburg), Shèxiàn, Semsalves, Podvis (karn), Dolni bogrov (sof), Miyako, English (Tyrone), Kolju marinovo (chirp), Lombard (West), Workum (Fr), Gouderak (ZH), Shànghǎi, Vojnjagovo (karl), Malyj Jugan Khanti, Nendaz, Lipnica (botgr), Goljamo shivachevo (sliv), Oki, Kristiansand, Mǎzhělóng, Chaux-du-Milieu, Dovre, Sinja Khanti, Nazareth (BeOv), Czech, Chángshà, Levunovo (sand), Karanovo (ajt), Konda Khanti, Bov (svog), Varbica (presl), Varbovo (blgr), Suhindol (vtarn), Bø, Vaklinovo (gd), Milchina laka (kul), Ganchovec (drjan), Ljubenova mahala (nzag), Cuzco, Raundalen, Fagnastøl, Laconnex, Puno, Dolna riksa (mont), Hermance, Guìyáng, Dutch (Ostend), Divdjadovo (shum), Piershil (ZH), Devesilica (krgr), Liljache (vr), Solishta (dev), Montalchez, Veyrier, Elov dol (pk), Brouckerque (FrVl), Marchaevo (sof), Qingdao, Gega (petr), Varvara (paz), Kùnmíng, Sortland, Øra, Valche pole (svgr), Miège, Belene (svisht), Xiàmén, Vresovo (ajt), Kravenik (sevl), Velkovci (pk), Humbeek (BeBr), Bulgarian, Oudeschoot (Fr), Qīlǐqiáo, English (Singapore), Polish, Walshoutem (BeBr), English (Buckie), Tàiyuán, Russland, Waregem (BeWv), Abbekerk (NH), Ooike (BeOv), Babjak (razl), Zuydcoote (FrVl), Konda Mansi, Konska (brezn), Vinarovo (vid), Noevci (brezn), Fully, Ěryuán, Oosterend (Fr), Vasjugan Khanti, Kawki, Pingyao, Ulft (Gl), Cochabamba, Slavjanovo (plev), Golemo malovo (sliven), Lobosh (rad), Jugan Khanti, Haamstede (Ze), Rakovica (kul)
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Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
testing of phonetic alignment algorithms
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| License |
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/>
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, Non-Commercial
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| Description |
Automatic methods for phonetic alignment play an increasingly important role in quantitative approaches to historical linguistics and dialectology. With the "Benchmark Database for Phonetic Alignments" (BDPA), we present a new data resource which offers collections of cognate words from different language varieties. In contrast to other resources which concentrate on questions of cognacy and lexical change, the BDPA represents the data in form of pairwise and multiple alignments. An alignment is a matrix representation of two or more sequences in which corresponding segments in the sequences are placed in the same column, with empty cells resulting from non-matching segments being filled by gap symbols. Currently, the BDPA offers a total of 750 multiple alignments based on 12 different sources of language and dialect varieties.
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LREC 2014
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Bilingual Dictionaries
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
240.000 entries
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| Languages |
English (eng) French (fra) Italian (ita) German (deu)
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| Production status |
Existing-updated
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
OpenSource
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
This resource contains 3 OpenLogos bilingual dictionaries, namely the English-German, the English-French, and the English-Italian dictionaries. In addition to the usual information on part-of-speech, gender, and number for nouns, offered by most dictionaries currently available, OpenLogos bilingual dictionaries have some distinctive features that make them unique: they contain cross-language morphological information (inflectional and derivational), semantico-syntactic knowledge, indication of the head word in multiword units, information about whether a source word corresponds to an homograph, information about verb auxiliaries, alternate words (i.e., predicate or process nouns), causatives, reflexivity, verb aspect, among others. The strongest characteristic of the dictionaries consists on the semantico-syntactic knowledge embedded in each entry.
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| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Burst-Annotated Co-Occurrence Network for the Arab Spring Domain
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
280 MByte
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| Languages |
American English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Knowledge Discovery/Representation
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| License |
CC-BY
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
A burst-annotated co-occurrence network about the Arab Spring topic built on the top of New York Times article snapshots from the years 2010-2013.
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| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
CARTÃO
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
146 lexemes
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| Languages |
Portuguese (por)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
Word Sense Disambiguation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Lexical-semantic network extracted automatically from three Portuguese dictionaries. Contains ~146k lexical items, connected by ~286k semantic relation instances covering a rich set of types, including including synonymy, hypernymy, several types of meronymy, causation and purpose.
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| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Chinese Open Wordnet
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
Mandarin Chinese (cmn)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Word Sense Disambiguation
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| License |
CreativeCommons Attribution (CC BY)
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
We are creating a large scale, freely available, semantic dictionary of Mandarin Chinese: the Chinese Open Wordnet, inspired by the Princeton WordNet and the Global WordNet Grid. All relations (hypernyms, meronyms ...) come from Princeton WordNet 3.0. We have enriched the synsets with Chinese lexical units.
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| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Chinese to Kazahk Bilingual Dictionary
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
52, 478 entries
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| Languages |
Mandarin Chinese (cmn) Kazakh (kaz)
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| Production status |
Existing-updated
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
This resource is a one-to-many mapping bilingual dictionary of Chinese and Kazakh language pair, which is an experimental resource used in corresponding submission. = Resource Detail = File type: Microsoft Excel(.xlsx) File size: 3.36MB Scale: 52, 478 entities, 232,589 translation pairs Script: Mandarin Chinese, Mandarin Chinese Pinyin, Arabic-based Kazakh Encode: Unicode Provider: Ishida&Matsubara Laboratory, Department of Social Informatics, Kyoto University. Format Note: Multiple Kazakh translations are separated with "?"
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Chinese to Uyghur Bilingual Dictionary
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
52, 478 entries
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| Languages |
Mandarin Chinese (cmn) Uighur (uig)
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| Production status |
Existing-updated
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
This resource is a one-to-many mapping bilingual dictionary of Chinese and Uyghur(Uighur), which is an experimental resource used in corresponding submission. = Resource Detail = File type: Microsoft Excel(.xlsx) File size: 2.84MB Scale: 52, 478 entities, 118,805 translation pairs Script: Mandarin Chinese, Mandarin Chinee Pinyin, Arabic-based Uyghur Encode: Unicode Provider: Ishida&Matsubara Laboratory, Department of Social Informatics, Kyoto University. Format Note: Multiple Uyghur translations are separated with "?"
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Corpus de Investigación en Español de México del Posgrado de Ingeniería Eléctrica y Servicio Social (CIEMPIESS)
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
17 hours
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| Languages |
Spanish (spa)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Speech Recognition/Understanding
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| License |
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
"Corpus de Investigación en Español de México del Posgrado de Ingeniería Eléctrica y Servicio Social" (CIEMPIESS) is a new open-sourced corpus extracted from Spanish spoken FM podcasts in the dialect of the center of Mexico. The CIEMPIESS corpus was designed to be used in the field of automatic speech recongnition (ASR). The corpus size is 17 hours and we provide language models and language dictionaries for experimentation.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Corpus of Japanese Predicate Phrases for Synonym/Antonym Relations
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
507 KByte
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| Languages |
Japanese
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Semantic Similarities between words
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
A large human annotated set of predicates for synonym-antonym relations in Japanese. Accompanied by a noun phrase and case information, the data consists of 7,278 pairs of predicates such as “receive-permission (ACC)” vs. “obtain-permission (ACC)”; the relations are categorized as synonyms, antonyms, or unrelated. Antonyms are further categorized into three different classes depending on their aspect of oppositeness.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Corpus of Semantic Graphs with associated English strings
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
98'818 Graph/string pairs
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| Languages |
American English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Natural Language Generation, Natural Language Understanding, Machine Translation
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| License |
OpenSource
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Automatically generated corpus of 98'818 graph/string pairs.
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| Download from |
http://amr.isi.edu/download/boygirl.tgz [394.71 KB]
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
CorpusSVCs
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
100 SVC translations evaluated for 5 languages for 2 MT systems (total SVCs evaluated = 1,000)
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| Languages |
English (eng) French (fra) German (deu) Italian (ita) Portuguese (por) Spanish
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
This resource contains a corpus of 100 English support verb construction (SVC) translations and their evaluation for 5 languages: French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. The translations were performed by 2 MT systems, the GoogleTranslate and the OpenLogos systems. The total number of SVC translations evaluated was 1,000.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Criminality Corpus for Text Categorization
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
260 documents
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| Languages |
Italian (ita)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
Document Classification, Text categorisation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
A collection of 260 documents classified in nine different categories, to be used for testing text categorisation systems in the field of criminality.
|
| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Czech Meteor tables
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
7.8 MByte
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| Languages |
Czech (ces)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
Paraphrasing
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| License |
GNU LGPL
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
<Not Specified>
|
| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
DBnary
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
>1,700,000 entries
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| Languages |
English (eng) French (fra) German (deu) Russian (rus) Japanese (jpn) Bulgarian, Finnish, Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish,
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| Production status |
Existing-updated
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| Resource usage |
Semantic Web
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| License |
CreativeCommons-by-sa
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
12 wiktionary language edition, available as a LEMON-based lexical resource in RDF, plus attachements of 3.3M translations pairs to the appropriate source word sense.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper |
Please check the relevant workshop and paper at: http://www.lrec-conf.org/proceedings/lrec2014/workshops.html
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| Edition |
LDL 2014
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| Name |
Database of Lexical Simplification Errors
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| Resource type |
Evaluation Data
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| Size |
200 KByte
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Lexical Simplification
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| License |
CC-BY-SA
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
The data described in the paper. A categorisation of the errors occurring during the lexical simplification pipeline.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Deep Sequoia
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| Resource type |
Corpus
|
| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
French (fra)
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| Production status |
Existing-updated
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| Resource usage |
Deep parsing
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| License |
LGPL-LR (Lesser General Public License For Linguistic Resources)
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
The Sequoia treebank contains 3099 sentences in French, annotated with POS, constituency trees and dependency trees. The current submission proposes an extension of the ressource : an additional layer of deep syntactic annotations, and was also the occasion of correcting the surface dependency trees.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
DeriNet
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
|
| Size |
250000 lexemes
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| Languages |
Czech (ces)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
|
| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
CreativeCommons
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, Non-Commercial, ShareAlike
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| Description |
The presented resource is a network that attempts to capture word formation processes in Czech. Technically, it is an oriented graph consisting of nodes representing lexemes and edges that represent derivations (e.g. teach->teacher). The network was built using a combination of existing NLP resources for Czech as well as new annotations.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
DerivBase.hr
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
|
| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
Croatian (hrv)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
|
| Resource usage |
Various semantic tasks (entailment, SRL) as well as IR/IE tasks
|
| License |
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, Non-Commercial, ShareAlike
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| Description |
DerivBase.hr is lexicon of derivationally related Croatian lemmas, induced automatically from Croatian web corpus hrWaC. The resource has a high-coverage (100K lemmas) and a good quality (81% precision and 77% recall).
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
DiLAF African languages-French dictionaries
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
1.7 MByte
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| Languages |
Hausa (hau) Central Kanuri (knc) Tamajaq (tmh) Songhai-zarma French (fra)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Web Services
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| License |
CC BY 3.0
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
|
| Description |
Bilingual dictionaries encoded in XML - Hausa-French dict. for basic cycle, 2008 Soutéba: 7,823 entries; - Kanuri-French dict. for basic cycle, 2004 Soutéba: 5,994 entries; - Tamajaq-French dict. for basic cycle, 2007 Soutéba: 5,205 entries; - Songhai-zarma-French dict. for basic cycle, 2007 Soutéba: 6,916 entries
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper |
Please check the relevant workshop and paper at: http://www.lrec-conf.org/proceedings/lrec2014/workshops.html
|
| Edition |
CCURL 2014
|
| Name |
Diachronic Ontologies from People's Daily
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| Resource type |
Ontology
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| Size |
8.83 MByte
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| Languages |
Mandarin Chinese (cmn)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
Word Sense Disambiguation
|
| License |
<Not Specified>
|
| Conditions of use |
Non-commercial, ShareAlike
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| Description |
1. Language Source Description This diachronic ontology is constructed from People's Daily of fifty years (i.e., from 1947 to 1996). The ontology for each year is consisted with several concept trees and we only consider words with frequencies not lower than 100 in each year. Numerals, punctuations, non-morpheme words, quantifiers and function words are excluded. In addition, we have subjectively defined eight eras of consecutive years. The ontology for each era only includes words with frequencies over 300 for each period. This language resource is established and maintained by the research group of Dr. Junfeng Hu in ICL Peking University. Updates and modifications will be unloaded and announced in the KLCL website (www.klcl.pku.edu.cn). 2. User License You may use, copy, reproduce, and distribute this ontology for any non-commercial purpose, subject to the restrictions in this license agreement. Some purposes which can be non-commercial are teaching, academic research, public demonstrations and personal experimentation. 3. You may not use or distribute this ontology or any derivative works in any form for commercial purposes. Examples of commercial purposes would be running business operations, licensing, leasing, or selling the ontology, distributing the ontology for use with commercial products, using the ontology in the creation or use of commercial products or any other activity which purpose is to procure a commercial gain to you or others. If you distribute the Ontology or any derivative works of the ontology, you will distribute them under the same terms and conditions as in this license, and you will not grant other rights to the Corpus or derivative works that are different from those provided by this license agreement. If you have created derivative works of the ontology, and distribute such derivative works, you will cause the modified files to carry prominent notices so that recipients know that they are not receiving the original ontology. Such notices must state: (i) that you have changed the ontology; and (ii) the date of any changes. Copyright (c) Key Laboratory of Computational Linguistics, Peking University. All rights reserved.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Domain-Specific Gold Standard Translation Set
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| Resource type |
Evaluation Data
|
| Size |
200 sentences
|
| Languages |
English (eng) Brazilian Portuguese (por)
|
| Production status |
Existing-used
|
| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
|
| License |
<Not Specified>
|
| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
|
| Description |
A set of 40 sentences, in English, all automatically extracted from a dermatology corpus and 4 gold standard translations in Portuguese, carefully translated by a specialist, for each of them. Files are encoded in UTF-8.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Dot type corpus with experts
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| Resource type |
Corpus
|
| Size |
<Not Specified>
|
| Languages |
American English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
Word Sense Disambiguation
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| License |
CC
|
| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
|
| Description |
Two datasets annotated for the container/content and location/organization metonymic alternation by turkers (all items) and experts (items with low agreement by turkers). This is an extension on the sense-annotated corpus published in Martinez Alonso et al, 2013 (ACL)
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Dutch sentiment lexicon
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
|
| Size |
61 KByte
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| Languages |
Dutch (nld)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
|
| Resource usage |
Information Extraction, Information Retrieval
|
| License |
Creative Commons
|
| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
|
| Description |
Dutch sentiment lexicon: 3013 positive words, 3014 negative words
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper |
Please check the relevant workshop and paper at: http://www.lrec-conf.org/proceedings/lrec2014/workshops.html
|
| Edition |
ES3LOD 2014
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| Name |
EVOCA
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| Resource type |
Corpus
|
| Size |
<Not Specified>
|
| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
Emotion Recognition/Generation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
|
| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
|
| Description |
No description provided, see the related article
|
| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
English Web Reviews Multiword Expressions Corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
|
| Size |
55000 words
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
<Not Specified>
|
| License |
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
Tokens of sentences from online reviews are grouped together to indicate multiword expressions (MWEs). The annotation proceeded sentence by sentence, and is thus comprehensive: it captures many kind of MWEs, and is not biased by any predetermined lexicon or syntactic pattern. 3500 MWE instances are marked. Many MWEs are "gappy" (discontinuous in the sentence). Each MWE is marked as "strong" (highly idiomatic) or "weak" (collocational). A token cannot belong to multiple MWEs, except when a weak MWE contains a strong MWE as a constituent. Annotations are specified as token offsets into the English Web Treebank (available from LDC).
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Estonian resource grammar for Grammatical Framework
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| Resource type |
Grammar/Language Model
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| Size |
1132 rules
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| Languages |
Estonian (est)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
|
| Resource usage |
Language Modelling
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| License |
LGPL
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
|
| Description |
A GF resource grammar for Estonian, implementing the language-neutral API of the GF Resource Grammar Library as well as a morphological synthesizer.
|
| Download from | |
| Referring paper |
Please check the relevant workshop and paper at: http://www.lrec-conf.org/proceedings/lrec2014/workshops.html
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| Edition |
SaLTMiL 2014
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| Name |
Freepal
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
23 GByte
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Information Extraction, Information Retrieval
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| License |
CreativeCommons
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Freepal is a resource designed to assist with the creation of relation extractors for more than 5,000 relations defined in the Freebase knowledge base. The resource consists of over 10 million distinct lexico-syntactic patterns extracted from dependency trees, each of which is assigned to one or more Freebase relations with different confidence strengths.
|
| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
French Framenet
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
|
| Size |
<Not Specified>
|
| Languages |
French (fra)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
|
| Resource usage |
FrameNet-based Shallow Semantic Parsing
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| License |
<Not Specified>
|
| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
|
| Description |
Ongoing effort to create a French version of the FrameNet resource. The current status contains a set of approx. 100 frames, slightly modified with respect to the English frames, and a lexicon of French lexemes associated to frames.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
GenitivDB
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| Resource type |
Grammar/Language Model
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| Size |
>9 million words
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| Languages |
German
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
Language Modelling
|
| License |
<Not Specified>
|
| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
|
| Description |
Corpus-Generated Dataset for German Genitive Classification
|
| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Georgian-Russian-Ukrainian-German Parallel Treebank
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| Resource type |
Corpus
|
| Size |
<Not Specified>
|
| Languages |
Georgian (kat) Russian (rus) Ukrainian (ukr) German (deu)
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| Production status |
<Not Specified>
|
| Resource usage |
Language Modelling
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| License |
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
This dataset is made of two types of resources: four monolingual Treebanks (German, Georgian, Russian and Ukrainian), and four parallel Treebanks (German-Georgian, German-Russian, German-Ukrainian, Georgian-Ukrainian). The parallel texts used for the outlined experiment comprises German sentences and their translations into Georgian and Russian languages compiled for the GREG NLP lexicon project. The GREG lexicon itself contains a manually aligned German, Russian, English and Georgian valency data supplied with syntactic subcategorization frames and saturated with semantic role labels. The multilingual verb lexicon is expended with examples of sentences in 4 languages involved. They unfold lexical entries’ meaning and are considered as mutual translation equivalents. The size of bilingual sublexicons, depending to a specific language pair, varies between 1200-1300 entries and the number of example sentences appended to the lexicons are different. For example, a German-Georgian subcorpus, used for this study, has a size of roughly 2600 sentence pairs that correspond to different syntactic subcategorization frames. For the German-Russian language pair had been extracted more fine grained subcorpus with about 4000 sentences as translation equivalents. A German-Ukrainian subcorpus, created for the GRUG initiative support, is relatively small.
|
| Download from | |
| Referring paper |
Please check the relevant workshop and paper at: http://www.lrec-conf.org/proceedings/lrec2014/workshops.html
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| Edition |
CCURL 2014
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| Name |
Google Books Distributional Thesaurus
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
100 GByte
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Word Sense Disambiguation
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| License |
CC
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
|
| Description |
Distributional Thesaurus (DT) for various time slices for the whole Google Books syntactic n-grams. A DT contains, for the while vocabilary, a ranked list of most similar words. Indicated URL contains several such DTs for various corpora. Additionally, we provide sense clusters for each of the DT.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
HNZ segmented and POS tagged corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
1 MByte
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| Languages |
Archaic Chinese
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Knowledge Discovery/Representation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
|
| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
|
| Description |
The HNZ corpus is an Archaic Chinese corpus consisting of all the articles in the book of Huainanzi with word segmentation and POS tagging annotation. Huainanzi, also known as Huainan Honglie, is a collective work written by Prince Huainan, Liu An (179 BC-122 BC), and a group of his retainers in the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-9AD). Huainanzi was first circulated in the Western Han Dynasty, which is near the end of the Archaic Chinese era. The book has 21 chapters, covering a wide range of topics on philosophy, astrology, geography, politics, customs, military affairs, mountains, sociology, etc. It has been described as the ``Encyclopedia of the early Han Dynasty''. Its abundant language capacity reveals characteristics of lexical usage in the Western Han Dynasty, and demonstrates how the usage had been transformed from the Qin Dynasty to the Han Dynasty. In this regard, Huainanzi contains valuable data for an in-depth analysis of Archaic Chinese. Because of these nice properties, we selected the book as the raw data for our Archaic Chinese corpus. All the manual annotation and correction was done by a Chinese linguist who is an expert on Archaic Chinese.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Harvard Uncertainty Speech Corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
|
| Size |
150 minutes
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| Languages |
English
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
Emotion Recognition/Generation
|
| License |
<Not Specified>
|
| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
|
| Description |
The Harvard Uncertainty Speech Corpus contains speech recordings, level of certainty annotations, and acoustic feature vector data. The speech elicitation materials include items from three domains: vocabulary, public transportation, and handwritten digits. In total, the Uncertainty Corpus has 1700 utterances and 148.79 minutes of speech.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
HiEve
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| Resource type |
Corpus
|
| Size |
8034 KByte
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
Information Extraction, Information Retrieval
|
| License |
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License
|
| Conditions of use |
Attribution ; Non-Commercial; ShareAlike (CC-BY-NC-SA 3.0)
|
| Description |
A corpus of manually annotated event hierarchies in news stories.
|
| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Hindi-English Code-Switch Corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
|
| Size |
43 MByte
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| Languages |
English (eng) Hindi (hin)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
Speech Recognition/Understanding
|
| License |
<Not Specified>
|
| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
|
| Description |
This is a small Hindi-English speech corpus. The corpus consists of student interview speech. A total of 9 students answering 12 questions were recorded for this corpus. For details regarding the corpus please refer to the paper "A Hindi-English Code-Switching Corpus" by Anik Dey and Pascale Fung to be presented at LREC 2014. You can also send an email to adey@connect.ust.hk for instructions on how to use this corpus.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
IULA Spanish LSP Treebank
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| Resource type |
Corpus
|
| Size |
3.247 MByte
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| Languages |
Spanish (spa)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
<Not Specified>
|
| License |
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
|
| Description |
This package contains a partition of the Iula Spanish LSP Treebank into train and test sets to perform Machine Learning experiments. In that way the same partitions can be used by different researchers and their results can be directly compared. In this package we also deliver the Tibidabo Treebank (Marimon 2010) which contains a set of sentences extracted from Ancora corpus annotated in the same way than the Iula Treebank. Tibidabo Treebank is a very good test set for models trained with Iula Spanish LSP Treebank since the sentences that form it from a very different domain than those of the Iula Spanish LSP Treebank.
|
| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Katakana-English Scientific Terms Lexicon
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
|
| Size |
<Not Specified>
|
| Languages |
Japanese (jpn) English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
Free
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
A lexicon of 170K Japanese-English scientific terms automatically extracted using a transliteration filtering algorithm.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Khresmoi Query Translation Test Data for the Medical Domain version 1.0
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
1508 sentences
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| Languages |
English (eng) Czech (ces) German (deu) French (fra)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
CreativeCommons BY-NC 3.0
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution; Non-commercial
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| Description |
This package contains data sets for development and testing of machine translation of medical search short queries between Czech, English, French, and German. The queries come from the general public and from medical experts.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
LAST MINUTE
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
56 hours
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| Languages |
German (deu)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
Dialogue
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| License |
Own
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
<Not Specified>
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
LQVSumm
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
1.1 MByte
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Summarisation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Stand-off annotations of linguistic quality violations found in automatically-produced summaries. The summaries are from TAC 2011 Guided Summarization task (intial summaries) and from the G-Flow summarization system.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Lowlands Twitter data
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
3064 tokens
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| Languages |
English
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Part of speech tagging
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
200 tweets collected over the span of one day, POS-annotated by three annotators.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
LuxId
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
Luxemburguish
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Language Identification
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| License |
CC BY-SA 3.0
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
corpus of mixed language (French, German,Luxemburguish) sentences from {sc Chamber} (House of Parliament) debate reports manually annotated at segment level with 6 labels : Lux, Fre, Ger, Lux + Fre, Lux + Ger, Lux + Fre + Ger
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Mannheim Corpus of Historical Newspapers and Magazines
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
4.1 Mio tokens
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| Languages |
German (deu)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Text Mining
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| License |
CreativeCommons, NonCommercial, Attribution
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, Non-Commercial
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| Description |
The Mannheim Corpus of Historical Newspapers and Magazines consists of 21 German newspapers and magazines from the 18th and 19th century. It comprises about 652 individual volumes with over 4.1 Mio word tokens on 4678 pages overall. This corpus has been assembled and digitized from 2009 to 2011, and been converted to TEI P5 in 2013.
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| Referring paper |
Please check the relevant workshop and paper at: http://www.lrec-conf.org/proceedings/lrec2014/workshops.html
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| Edition |
LRT4HDA 2014
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| Name |
Metaphors for Economic Inequality in English, Farsi, Spanish, and Russian
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
3.5 MByte
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| Languages |
English Russian Farsi Spanish
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Discourse
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| License |
Creative Commons
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Excel spreadsheets containing the results of SketchEngine WordSketch searches for metaphors in the target domain of economic inequality. The languages are English, Russian, Farsi, and Spanish. The data is taken from the SketchEngine TenTen corpora, as described in LREC 2014 papers from MacWhinney, B. & Fromm, D. , as well as Levin et al. There are four sheets of the general conceptual metaphors: ccm_rus, ccm_eng, cc_far, and cc_spa. There are also four much larger sheets containing the actual sentences with the metaphors, along with pointers to URLs where these occurred.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
MotaMot French-Khmer Pivot Database
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
French (fra) Central Khmer (khm)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Web Services
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| License |
CC Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0)
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
French-Khmer pivot lexical database
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Multilingual corpora with coreferential annotation of person entities
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
1 MByte
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| Languages |
Portuguese (por) Galician (glg) Spanish (spa)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Person Identification
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| License |
GPL
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Multilingual corpora with coreferential annotation of person entities ===================================================================== In-progress corpora with coreferent annotation of person entities. Sources: journals and Wikipedia. Languages: * Portuguese: varieties from Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Mozambique (and Wikipedia) * Spanish: varieties from Spain and Argentina (and Wikipedia) * Galician: from Galician journals (and Wikipedia) Format: SemEval-10: * Recasens, Marta, Lluís Màrquez, Emili Sapena, M Antònia Martí, Mariona Taulé, Véronique Hoste, Massimo Poesio and Yannick Versley, 2010. SemEval-2010 Task 1: Coreference resolution in multiple languages. In Proceedings of the 5th International Work- shop on Semantic Evaluation (SemEval ’10): 1–8. ACL.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
N3-Collection
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
728 annotated documents
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| Languages |
English German
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Semantic Web
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| License |
Creative Commons BY-NC-SA
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, Non-Commercial, ShareAlike
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| Description |
We publish three novel datasets called N3. N3 will be published using NIF ensuring a greater interoperability to overcome the need for corpus-specific parsers. The data can be downloaded from our project homepage.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
NST acoustic and language models
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| Resource type |
Acoustic and Language Models for Speech Recognition
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| Size |
2.1 GByte
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| Languages |
Swedish (swe)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Speech Recognition/Understanding
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| License |
CreativeCommons
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
The package contains resources for large vocabulary continuous speech recognition (LVCSR) in Swedish. We trained acoustic models on the public domain NST Swedish corpus and made them freely available to the community. We also provide scripts to generate language models containing a chosen subset of words from the NST n-grams. Note that the models may be updated before the date of the conference if new results are available.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
NoSta-D: German NER Dataset Train/Dev
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
26200 sentences
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| Languages |
German (deu)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Named Entity Recognition
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| License |
CC-BY
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
Freely available large dataset, manually annotated for German NER. Includes nested span annotations. Source text from German Wikipedia and news. This data set does not contain the test data, which is used for the GermEval 2014 NER task at KONVENS. Test data will be available from September 2014.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
NomLex-BR
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
2323 entries
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| Languages |
Brazilian Portuguese (por) Portuguese (por)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Information Extraction, Information Retrieval
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| License |
CC BY SA
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
A computational lexicon for Portuguese that provides mappings between verbs and their nominalizations.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
ODIN database
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
examples for thousands of languages
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Data can help linguistic studies and bootstrap NLP tools for resource-poor languages
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
<Not Specified>
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
OSS Online Communication Messages
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
American English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Document Classification, Text categorisation
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| License |
Apache License, Version 2.0
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| Conditions of use |
Retain, in the Source form of any Derivative Works that You distribute, all licensing information from the Source form of the Work
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| Description |
The corpus contains 1,030 online communication messages, randomly selected from Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) newsgroups, the bug tracking system Bugzilla and the bug tracking system GitHub. NNTP articles, Bugzilla and GitHub comments were selected randomly so that the sample exhibits similar characteristics to the population as a whole. Each message was annotated manually as a request or a non-request. The corpus was created as part of the work presented in the current paper and it is described in section 3. We intend to make the corpus available freely.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Onto.PT
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| Resource type |
Ontology
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| Size |
117 synsets
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| Languages |
Portuguese (por)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
Word Sense Disambiguation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Large wordnet for Portuguese, created automatically after integrating the relation instances extracted from three Portuguese dictionaries in the synsets of TeP and OpenWordNet.PT. Its current version, 0.6, contains ~168k lexical items and ~238k word senses, organised in ~117k synsets, connected by ~341k relation instances, that cover the same types as PAPEL. About 40% of the synsets contain glosses, assigned automatically.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
OpenWordNet.PT
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| Resource type |
Ontology
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| Size |
39 synsets
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| Languages |
Portuguese (por)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
Word Sense Disambiguation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Portuguese wordnet that results from the manual translation of a set of base synsets from Princeton WordNet 3.0. Semantic relations were inherited from the latter, given the synset matches. Currently, it contains ~48k lexical items and ~54k word senses, organised in ~39k synsets, connected by ~84k relation instances, that cover the same types as WordNet 3.0.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
PACE Corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
|
| Size |
246688 tokens
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| Languages |
English (eng) German (deu)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
Sentiment Analysis
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Publicly available multilingual evaluation corpus for phrase-level Sentiment Analysis that can be used to evaluate real world applications in an industrial context. Data from English and German Internet forums (1000 posts each) focusing on the automotive domain.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
PAPEL
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
102 lexemes
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| Languages |
Portuguese (por)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
Word Sense Disambiguation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Lexical-semantic network extracted automatically from a proprietary Portuguese dictionary. PAPEL 3.5, contains ~102k lexical items, connected by ~191k semantic relation instances covering a rich set of types, including including synonymy, hypernymy, several types of meronymy, causation and purpose.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
PAROLE-SIMPLE-CLIPS
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
Italian (ita)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
Lexical classification
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| License |
ELRA
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
PAROLE-SIMPLE-CLIPS is a four-level, general purpose lexicon that has been elaborated over three different projects. The kernel of the morphological and syntactic lexicons was built in the framework of the LE-PAROLE project. The linguistic model and the core of the semantic lexicon were elaborated in the LE-SIMPLE project, while the phonological level of description and the extension of the lexical coverage were performed in the context of the Italian project Corpora e Lessici dell'Italiano Parlato e Scritto (CLIPS). The full lexicon is available in the ELRA catalogue (see http://catalog.elra.info/product_info.php?products_id=881). Part of the resource is also available as Linked Data at http://datahub.io/dataset/simple
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
PDT-VALLEX 2.0
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
11656 entries
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| Languages |
Czech (ces)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
linking lexicons
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| License |
Creative Commons 3.0 - BY - NC - SA
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, NonCommercial, ShareAlike
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| Description |
The valency lexicon PDT-Vallex has been built in close connection with the annotation of the Prague Dependency Treebank project (PDT) and its successors (mainly the Prague Czech-English Dependency Treebank project, PCEDT). It contains over 11000 valency frames for more than 7000 verbs which occurred in the PDT or PCEDT. It is available in electronically processable format (XML) together with the aforementioned treebanks (to be viewed and edited by TrEd, the PDT/PCEDT main annotation tool) , and also in more human readable form. The main feature of the lexicon is its linking to the annotated corpora - each occurrence of each verb is linked to the appropriate valency frame with additional (generalized) information about its usage and surface morphosyntactic form alternatives.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
PanLex
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
20,000,000 lexemes
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| Languages |
<Not Specified>
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
CC0
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
A panlingual lexical translation database currently documenting 1.1 billion pairwise translations among 20 million lexemes in 9,300 language varieties.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
ParCor 1.0
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
332054 tokens
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| Languages |
English German
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
None
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
ParCor is a parallel corpus of texts in which pronoun coreference – reduced coreference in which pronouns are used as referring expressions – has been annotated. The corpus is intended to be used both as a resource from which to learn systematic differences in pronoun use between languages and ultimately for developing and testing informed Statistical Machine Translation systems aimed at addressing the problem of pronoun coreference in translation. At present, the corpus consists of a collection of parallel English-German documents from two different text genres: TED Talks (transcribed planned speech), and EU Bookshop publications (written text). All documents in the corpus have been manually annotated with respect to the type and location of each pronoun and, where relevant, its antecedent. The texts in the corpus have already been translated into many languages, and we plan to expand the corpus into these other languages, as well as other genres, in the future.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
ParTUT
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
3194 sentences
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| Languages |
Italian (ita) English (eng) French (fra)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
Creative Commons
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
ParTUT is a project for the development of a multilingual parallel treebank for Italian, English and French. The aim of this work is twofold: building an aligned parallel treebank for Italian, English and French, by extending and applying a single treebank schema to other languages, and studying how the schema can be used to address issues typically related to parallel corpora. The annotation and tools used for the development of this resource are those of the Turin University Treebank (TUT), a collection of Italian sentences annotated at a morpho-syntactic, syntactic and (to a lesser extent) semantic level, with dependency-oriented representation format
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Parallel sentences for error detection and correction from WIkipedia 2012 and 2013
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
4604 pairs of sentences
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Error Detection and Correction
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
This resource consists of the two files. Files contain 4604 parallel sentences extracted automatically from Wikipedia 2012 and Wikipedia 2013. Sentence-splitting was performed with jmx mxterminator and alignment was done with Microsoft Aligner. The resource was used for the experiments in the current submission with an assumption that Wikipedia 2013 provides error-corrections for the sentences from Wikipedia 2012.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Paraphrase Fragment Corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
113314 entries
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Textual Entailment
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| License |
Various
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
The big corpus is automatically constructed by the method described in the abstract; and there is also a small corpus of gold-standard annotations.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Plane Crash Dataset
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| Resource type |
Evaluation Data
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| Size |
193 entries
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| Languages |
English
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Information Extraction, Information Retrieval
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
A knowledge base of 193 plane crash events based on Wikipedia infoboxes, and stand-off annotation for automatically generated slot-type labels for 4,093 newswire documents from Tipster-1, Tipster-2, Tipster-3 and Gigaword-5.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Predicate Matrix
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
English
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Semantic Role Labeling
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| License |
CreativeCommons
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
Predicate Matrix, a new lexical resource resulting from the integration of multiple sources of predicate information including FrameNet, VerbNet, PropBank and WordNet. With the Predicate Matrix, we expect to provide a more robust and interoperable predicate lexicon. Moreover, we plan to extend the coverage of current predicate resources, to enrich WordNet with predicate information, discover and solve inherent inconsistencies among the resources and possibly to extend predicate information to languages other than English (by exploiting the local wordnets aligned to the English WordNet.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Priberam Compressive Summarization Corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
800 documents
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| Languages |
Portuguese (por)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Summarisation
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| License |
Creative Commons 3.0 (NonCommercial, ShareAlike)
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| Conditions of use |
Non-Commercial; ShareAlike (CC-NC-SA 3.0)
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| Description |
This is a corpus for multi-document summarization for European Portuguese. It contains 80 topics, each of which has 10 documents, for a total of 800 documents. Each topic contains two human summaries. The summaries are compressive: they are the result of a compression of the sentences in the original documents.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Qatari Arabic Corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
Qatari Arabic
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Speech Recognition/Understanding
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| License |
Not yet released
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
The Qatari Arabic (QA) corpus was collected from different TV series and talk show programs. Data are selected from programs in which the majority of speech is in QA; segments from each program are selected after audition confirms the quality of the speech signal. The programs are: Tesaneef (popular Qatari series), Sabah El-Doha (talk show program), and some episodes from Al-Jazeerah are selected if guest speakers are speaking Qatari dialect. The corpus is recorded in linear PCM, 16 kHz, and 16 bits.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
SETimes.HR
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
Croatian (hrv)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
<Not Specified>
|
| License |
CC BY-SA 3.0
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
<Not Specified>
|
| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Sample annotated text for definiteness annotations
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
12 KByte
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
No description provided, see the related article
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Sample annotated text for definiteness annotations
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
32 KByte
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
|
| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
No description provided, see the related article
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Sample annotated text for definiteness annotations
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
32 KByte
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
No description provided, see the related article
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
|
| Name |
Sample annotated text for definiteness annotations
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
2 KByte
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
|
| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
|
| Description |
No description provided, see the related article
|
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Sample annotated text for definiteness annotations
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
7 KByte
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
No description provided, see the related article
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Sclera2cornetto
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
5710 entries
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| Languages |
Dutch (nld) Sclera
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
Free
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Sclera2Cornetto.1.0.tgz
========================== Created by Vincent Vandeghinste and Ineke Schuurman. More background information can be found in LREC2014 paper. This archive contains two resource files: 1. Sclera2Cornetto.csv ==================================== We have manually linked a subset of 5710 Sclera pictographs to Cornetto synsets. As these pictographs sometimes depict complex concepts, they can be linked to one or to more synsets indicating that their meaning combines the meanings of the synsets. In these cases we have identified one of the synsets as the head synset, indicating that the other linked synsets are in some kind of dependency relation with the head synset. In cases where the pictograph meaning was not reflected by one or more synsets, we often have linked the pictograph to the synset of its hyperonym. Sclera2Cornetto consists of a tab-separated database table with the following columns (N stands for NULL): -lemma: name of the pictograph (spaces in the original filenames have been replaced with hyphens) For simple pictographs -synset: synset identifier matching Sclera pictograph -relation: whether the synset is synonym/hyperonym of pictograph Other columns are set to N For complex pictographs -head: synset identifier of head -headrel: relation of synset to pictograph (synonym/hyperonym) -dependent: comma-separated list of synset identifiers for dependents -deprel: comma-separated list of relations (synonym/hyperonym) of synsets for each dependent Other columns are set to N 2. Dutch2Sclera.csv =================== We also make our Dutch2Sclera dictionary table available, consisting of 372 entries linking Dutch words straight to Sclera pictographs. This table contains token, lemma, tag, and picto columns, allowing underspecification. |
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Senso Comune
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
288013 entries
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| Languages |
Italian (ita)
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| Production status |
Existing-updated
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| Resource usage |
Word Sense Disambiguation
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| License |
Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 Italy License
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
Lexical-semantic database for Italian, composed by three modules comprising a top level module, which contains basic ontological concepts and relations, a lexical module, which models general linguistic and lexicographic structures, and a frame module providing concepts and axioms for modeling the predicative structure of verbs, nouns and adjectives. The resource has been aligned for word senses for verbs and nouns with the Italian MultiWordNet.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
SexIt
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| Resource type |
Terminology
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
French (fra)
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| Production status |
always in creation
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| Resource usage |
<Not Specified>
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| License |
CC
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
<Not Specified>
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
SwissAdmin
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
20,000,000 words
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| Languages |
German (deu) French (fra) Italian (ita) English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
Open source for annotations; license for source text as stated in the paper
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
<Not Specified>
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Syntactic Reference Corpus of Medieval French (SRCMF)
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
280000 words
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| Languages |
Old French
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Diachronic syntax
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| License |
CreativeCommons for the annotation of all texts and the words of some texts. More restrictive licenses apply for the words of other texts.
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, Non-Commercial, ShareAlike
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| Description |
The SRCMF contains the 15 Old French texts with about 280000 words. It has a high-quality manual annotation, based on a linguistically adequate dependency grammar. Annotation data is provided as RDF/XML. Available export formats are CONLL and TigerXML. The final revision of the texts is ongoing and will be finished by the end of 2013. The project was funded by the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR, France) and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, Germany) 2009-2012.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
TED-LIUM
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
207 hours
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| Languages |
American English (eng)
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| Production status |
Existing-updated-(release this year)
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| Resource usage |
Speech Recognition/Understanding
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| License |
CreativeCommons
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, Non-Commercial, Non-Derivative
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| Description |
Corpus of speech with transcriptions (207 hours) based on TED talks
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
TeP
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
19.888 synsets
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| Languages |
Brazilian Portuguese (por)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
Word Sense Disambiguation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Electronic thesaurus for Brazilian Portuguese, created manually. TeP 2.0, contains more than 44,000 lexical items, organised in 19,888 synsets, and also 4,276 antonymy relations between synsets.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Terminesp LD
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
73317 entries
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| Languages |
Spanish (spa) English (eng) German (deu) French (fra) Swedish (swe) Latin, Italian
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
to be specified
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Terminesp LD is the Linked Data version of Terminesp, a terminological database in Spanish created by AETER (Asociación Española de Terminología) by extracting terminological data produced by AENOR (Asociación Española de Normalización y Certificación). It contains more than thirty thousand terms with equivalences in other languages whenever they are available. The core data has been modelled using the lemon model and the translations between terms have been modelled using the lemon translation module proposed by the OEG.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
The N2 Corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
42480 words
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| Languages |
English
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Narrative understanding and comprehension; dynamics of radicalization
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| License |
Creative Commons CC-BY 4.0
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
The N2 (Narrative Networks) Corpus is a collection of 100 stories, comprising approximately 42,000 words, most originally in Arabic but all translated into English. The corpus contents are all texts that Islamist Extremists have produced, or texts that are often referenced by them. These include: personal narratives gathered from internet forums; press releases describing bombings and attacks by extremist groups in Afghanistan; articles containing stories included in al-Qaeda propaganda materials (the Inspire magazine); and religious stories (Hadith and Sirah) often referenced by extremist groups. Every text in the corpus is a story. Also, every text in the corpus has been annotated for 14 layers of syntax and semantics, including: referring expressions and co-reference; events, time expressions, and temporal relationships; semantic roles; and word senses. In cases where automatic analyzers are not available to do near-perfect annotations, layers were double-annotated and adjudicated by trained annotators. The corpus comprises 100 texts and approximately 42,000 words.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
The Norwegian Dependency Treebank
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
614000 tokens
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| Languages |
Norwegian Bokmål (nob) Norwegian Nynorsk (nno)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
PoS-tagging, parsing
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
The Norwegian Dependency Treebank encompasses treebanks for both written standard of Norwegian (Bokmål and Nynorsk). It is the result of a 2 year project conducted at the National Library of Norway (Språkbanken) and was finished at the start of 2014. At present it contains 311000 tokens of Norwegian Bokmål and 303000 tokens of Norwegian Nynorsk. These have been annotated morphologically and syntactically by trained linguists.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Translation errors
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
300 sentences
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| Languages |
Portuguese (por)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
CreativeCommons
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
We have created a corpus constituted by automatic translations performed by two widely used translation engines (Google Translator and Moses) in three different scenarios representing different challenges in the translation from English to European Portuguese. This corpus was annotated with the translation errors according to a taxonomy defined by us.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
UM-Corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
2 million sentences
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| Languages |
<Not Specified>
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
Creative Commons Non-Commercial 3.0 Licenses
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| Conditions of use |
Non-Commercial
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| Description |
There are total more than 10 million English-Chinese (E-C) parallel sentences, and more than 2 million training data and 5,000 testing sentences are released for public for free. Different from previous work, the corpus is designed to embrace eight different domains (News, Novels, Laws, Thesis, Educational Materials, Science, Speech/Subtitles, and Microblog). Some of them are further categorized into different topics. The corpus has been released to the research community under the Creative Commons Non-Commercial 3.0 Licenses.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
USAGE Corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
1200 reviews
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| Languages |
English (eng) German (deu)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Sentiment Analysis
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| License |
Open Data Commons Attribute License (ODB-By) v1.0
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Annotations of German and English Amazon reviews, aspects, evaluating subjective phrases, their polarity and their relations. To retrieve the Amazon texts themselves, a crawler is made available.The reviews themselves are not part of this data publication.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
UW Bio-NLP X-ray Event Corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
American English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
<Not Specified>
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
A set of x-ray text snippets annotated with change-of-state events
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Uppsala Persian Dependency Treebank
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| Resource type |
Treebank
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| Size |
151.671 tokens
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| Languages |
Iranian Persian (pes)
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| Production status |
Existing-updated
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| Resource usage |
Syntactic parsing
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| License |
Creative Commons
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
The Uppsala Persian Dependency Treebank (UPDT) is a dependency-based syntactically annotated corpus for Persian. The treebank consists of 6000 sentences (151,671 tokens) of written text in CoNLL-format which has been developed through a bootstrapping procedure. The entire dependency relations used in the annotation including the guidelines for sentence segmentation, tokenization, and morphological annotation are described in detail in the Uppsala Persian Dependency Treebank Annotation Guidelines. The annotation guidelines is written in English.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Uyghur-Kazahk One-to-One Mapping Bilingual Dictionary
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
50 entries
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| Languages |
Uighur (uig) Kazakh (kaz)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
This resource is a one-to-one mapping bilingual dictionary of Uyghur(Uighur) and Kazakh language pair, which is the experimental result of automatic induction from Chinese-Uyghur and Chinese-Kazakh bilingual dictionaries by using constraint approach proposed in corresponding submission. = Resource Detail = File type: Microsoft Excel(.xlsx) File size: 1.78MB Scale: 50,000 translation pairs (one-to-one mapping) Accuracy: About 83% (human confirmed) Script: Arabic-based Uyghur and Kazahk scripts Encode: Unicode Provider: Ishida&Matsubara Laboratory, Department of Social Informatics, Kyoto University.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
VOCE Corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
638 minutes
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| Languages |
Portuguese (por)
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| Production status |
Newly created-in progress
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| Resource usage |
Emotion Recognition/Generation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
The VOCE corpus consists of a collection of 38 raw recordings, adding up to 78~min of Baseline, 73.6~min of Experiment and 487~min of Event free speech, with accompanying metadata (demographic and health questionnaires). The recordings are annotated by individual appraisal of stress based on self-reports and physiological measures, whereby the first validate that participants are experiencing stress and the latter provide fine-grained annotation of the speech. Speakers are 38 students from the University of Porto, aged 19 to 49.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Valency Lexicon of Czech Verbs (VALLEX 2.6)
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
2730 lexemes
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| Languages |
Czech (ces)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
linking lexicons
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| License |
Creative Commons 3.0-BY-NC-SA
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, NonCommercial, ShareAlike
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| Description |
The Valency Lexicon of Czech Verbs, Version 2 (VALLEX 2.x), is a collection of linguistically annotated data and documentation, resulting from an attempt at formal description of valency frames of Czech verbs. VALLEX 2.x has been developed at the Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Prague. VALLEX 2.x is a successor of VALLEX 1.0, extended in both theoretical and quantitative aspects. VALLEX 2.x provides information on the valency structure (combinatorial potential) of verbs in their particular senses. VALLEX is closely related to the Prague Dependency Treebank project: both of them use Functional Generative Description (FGD), being developed by Petr Sgall and his collaborators since the 1960s, as the background theory. In VALLEX 2.x, there are roughly 2,730 lexeme entries containing together around 6,460 lexical units ("senses"). Note that VALLEX 2.x - according to FGD, but unlike traditional dictionaries and also unlike VALLEX 1.0 - treats a pair of perfective and imperfective aspectual counterparts as a single lexeme (if perfective and imperfective verbs would be counted separately, the size of VALLEX 2.x would virtually grow to 4,250 verb entries). To ensure high quality of the data, all VALLEX entries have been created manually, using several previously existing lexicons as well as corpus evidence from the Czech National Corpus.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Valency Lexicon of Czech Verbs (VALLEX 2.6)
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
2730 lexemes
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| Languages |
Czech
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| Production status |
Existing-updated
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| Resource usage |
Lexicon extension
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| License |
Creative Commons 3.0-BY-NC-SA
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, Non-Commercial, ShareAlike
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| Description |
The Valency Lexicon of Czech Verbs, Version 2 (VALLEX 2.x), is a collection of linguistically annotated data and documentation, resulting from an attempt at formal description of valency frames of Czech verbs. VALLEX 2.x has been developed at the Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Prague. VALLEX 2.x is a successor of VALLEX 1.0, extended in both theoretical and quantitative aspects. VALLEX 2.x provides information on the valency structure (combinatorial potential) of verbs in their particular senses. VALLEX is closely related to the Prague Dependency Treebank project: both of them use Functional Generative Description (FGD), being developed by Petr Sgall and his collaborators since the 1960s, as the background theory. In VALLEX 2.x, there are roughly 2,730 lexeme entries containing together around 6,460 lexical units ("senses"). Note that VALLEX 2.x - according to FGD, but unlike traditional dictionaries and also unlike VALLEX 1.0 - treats a pair of perfective and imperfective aspectual counterparts as a single lexeme (if perfective and imperfective verbs would be counted separately, the size of VALLEX 2.x would virtually grow to 4,250 verb entries). To ensure high quality of the data, all VALLEX entries have been created manually, using several previously existing lexicons as well as corpus evidence from the Czech National Corpus.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Vystadial 2013 – Czech data
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
1.5 GByte
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| Languages |
Czech (ces)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Speech Recognition/Understanding
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| License |
Creative Commons (CC-BY-SA 3.0)
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
Dataset of telephone conversations (audio and transcriptions) in Czech, developed for training acoustic models for automatic speech recognition in spoken dialogue systems.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Vystadial 2013 – English data
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
2.6 GByte
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Speech Recognition/Understanding
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| License |
Creative Commons (CC-BY-SA 3.0)
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
Dataset of telephone conversations (audio and transcriptions) in English, developed for training acoustic models for automatic speech recognition in spoken dialogue systems.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
WMT12
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
English (eng) German (deu) French (fra)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
<Not Specified>
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Parallel Corpora, NewsCommentary
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
WMT12 Data
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
35 MByte
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| Languages |
English (eng) Czech (ces) Spanish (spa) French (fra) German (deu)
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
Evaluation
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| License |
Unspecified
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
<Not Specified>
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
WMT13 Data
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
56 MByte
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| Languages |
English (eng) Spanish (spa) Russian (rus) Czech (ces) German (deu) French
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| Production status |
Existing-used
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
Unspecified
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
<Not Specified>
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
Walenty
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
8587 entries
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| Languages |
Polish (pol)
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| Production status |
Newly created, further developed
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| Resource usage |
Parsing; also human use
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| License |
Creative Commons BY-SA
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
See the submitted paper and http://zil.ipipan.waw.pl/Walenty.
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
WordNet RDF
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
210.772 lexemes
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| Languages |
English (eng)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Semantic Web
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| License |
Princeton WordNet License
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
Export of WordNet in lemon and RDF
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| Download from |
http://wordnet-rdf.princeton.edu/wn31.nt.gz [74.27 MB]
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| Referring paper |
Please check the relevant workshop and paper at: http://www.lrec-conf.org/proceedings/lrec2014/workshops.html
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| Edition |
LDL 2014
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| Name |
caWaC
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
779,086,559 tokens
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| Languages |
Catalan (cat)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
|
| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
CC-BY-SA 3.0
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
<Not Specified>
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
filesRo.zip
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
689 KByte
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| Languages |
Romanian (ron) Italian (ita) Spanish (spa) Portuguese (por) French (fra) Turkish
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
cognates
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| License |
OpenSource
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
We provide an archive containing automatically extracted cognate pairs and word-etymon pairs for Romanian words and five related languages: French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Turkish. We ran our experiments on the Romanian vocabulary provided by dexonline machine-readable dictionary (http://dexonline.ro). In "cognates" folder there is one file for each language L containing pairs of cognates shared between L and Romanian. In "etymons" folder there is one file for each language L containing word-etymon pairs for Romanian words having L etymology.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
par-lvf
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| Resource type |
Lexicon
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
French (fra)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Parsing
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| License |
LGPL-LR
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
This is an extended version of the exLVF lexicon where examples are unfolded, corrected and parsed with a second parser.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
slTwitterCorpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
Slovenian (slv)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
<Not Specified>
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| License |
CC-BY-SA 3.0
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution, ShareAlike
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| Description |
<Not Specified>
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| Download from | |
| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
tweet-norm_es
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
<Not Specified>
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| Languages |
Spanish (spa)
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Microtext normalization
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| License |
CC-BY
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| Conditions of use |
Attribution
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| Description |
Corpus of annotated tweets for lexical normalization in Spanish. Two collections have been generated: the development corpus and the test corpus, which consist of 600 tweets each. A total of 775 and 724 OOV words were manually annotated respectively in both corpora.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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| Name |
wiki_zh_ja_corpus
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| Resource type |
Corpus
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| Size |
126.811 sentences
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| Languages |
Mandarin Chinese (cmn) Japanese
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| Production status |
Newly created-finished
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| Resource usage |
Machine Translation, SpeechToSpeech Translation
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| License |
CreativeCommons
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| Conditions of use |
<Not Specified>
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| Description |
This resource is a Chinese-Japanese parallel corpus automatically extracted from Wikipedia.
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| Referring paper | |
| Edition |
LREC 2014
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