[PDF] Top 20 CLARIN: Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure

... the CLARIN research infrastructure project, a long-term pan-European effort to build a virtual, distributed research infrastructure to support researchers of all fields dealing with language ... See full document

... the Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure, which aims at providing easy and sustainable access for scholars in the humanities and social sciences to digital ... See full document

... Recently, LLS have been included with the help of the We- bLicht 2 environment (Hinrichs et al., 2009) into a large net- work of LT WSs developed in the D-SPIN project (D-SPIN, 2009) – a German scientific project ... See full document

... an infrastructure that will support the sharing and re-use of resources, and that will open up new avenues of research as it allows for combining various resources in new and unforeseen ...the ... See full document

... A significant challenge has been defining a common vo- cabulary that meta-data fields can be mapped to across the entire corpus. The design of this vocabulary has been medi- ated by the desire to remain compatible ... See full document

... that language processing is still very much a research field, this task is potentially open-ended, and the question arises of how to restrict the endeavour to manageable ...are common to a number of ... See full document

... The infrastructure described in this article is targeted at languages with limited textual resources: a small literary body, often no PC keyboard layout standard (and thus not delivered as part of any OS), ... See full document

... the CLARIN-DK infrastructure is to enable researchers to share and reuse language-based resources and to facilitate services that ease the research in these ...resources. ... See full document

... open infrastructure is the morphological analyser, which builds on the state-of-the art morphological analyser HUMOR (Prószéky and Tihanyi 1993) but is using a new annotation set (developed in con- sensus with ... See full document

... necessary have been built on the same principles. Wide availability, openness and sharing, as indispensable factors of a data economy underlying the attempt to boost a multilingual digital single market, are challenges ... See full document

... to language resources throughout Europe but different in being a distributed network of ...of resources (datasets and tools) within the LT domain and all resources are described by a ... See full document

... a common standard for Asian language resources in cooperation with other ...Asian language resource committee net- work under Asian Federation of Natural Language Processing (AFNLP) 4 , ... See full document

... All these options, even those concrete adapta- tions from other projects, required considerable resources before they could be implemented on the factory. As it was mentioned before, for the first phase of the ... See full document

... of Technology formalized under the name of Centre for Language Technology < ...of language resources and language technology (LT) tools, and their application to ... See full document

... of language learning programs for V˜oro, a minority language in ...the infrastructure developed at the Saami language technology centre Giellate- kno, UiT the Arctic University of ... See full document

... new language re- sources and ...new infrastructure positions showed a shortage of fully qualified candidates with knowledge of the state of the ...with language resources in Europe are small ... See full document

... For all the above mentioned reasons, we chose to create a new morphological an- alyzer for Mansi from scratch. From among the many currently available finite-state tools, the HFST standard was chosen in order that the ... See full document

... of language technology support and the core application areas of language and speech technology ...(e.g., language checking, web search, speech interaction, machine translation, ...each ... See full document

... NLP analysis modules are known to have limited coverage. They are not always able to produce an out- put. They fail to produce output either because of limits of the best known algorithms or incompleteness of data or ... See full document

... FLAT currently uses Islandora to provide users with both search, based on the search indexes described above, and browse facilities. However, this dependency is less severe than the dependency on Fedora Commons, i.e., it ... See full document