We present a web service-based environment for the use of linguistic resources and tools to address issues of terminology and language varieties. We discuss the architecture, corpus representation formats, components and a chainer supporting the combination of tools into task-specific services. Integrated into this environment, single web services also become part of complex scenarios for web service use. Our web services take for example corpora of several million words as an input on which they perform preprocessing, such as tokenisation, tagging, lemmatisation and parsing, and corpus exploration, such as collocation extraction and corpus comparison. Here we present an example on extraction of single and multiword items typical of a speci...
One of the fundamental aspects of any natural language is the set of words used within it. In additi...
This contribution article focuses on German-language collocation research and lexicographic practice...
The Web contains vast amounts of linguistic data. One key issue for linguists and language technolog...
The Standard German collocation berührende Worte 'touching words' is only used in Austria. Yet, it c...
Short paper talk at RESAW 2015 conference (Aarhus, Denmark).International audienceI would like to pr...
In this paper we discuss the application of web service technology to the language technology (LT) a...
Monolingual and multilingual terminology and collocation bases, covering a specific domain, used ind...
In this paper, we present our approach to automatically extracting German terminology in the domain ...
In this paper I will describe usage possibilities of two major lexicological resources for the Germa...
In this paper, we report on the creation of a web corpus for the variety of German spoken in South T...
Comunicació presentada a: EACL '06: Eleventh Conference of the European Chapter of the Association f...
In the framework of the preparation of linguistic web services for corpus processing, the need for a...
This paper presents SwissCrawl, the largest Swiss German text corpus to date. Composed of more than ...
International audienceWe introduce work on the detection of definitory contexts designed to speed up...
Although traditionally seen as a language-independent task, collocation extraction relies nowadays m...
One of the fundamental aspects of any natural language is the set of words used within it. In additi...
This contribution article focuses on German-language collocation research and lexicographic practice...
The Web contains vast amounts of linguistic data. One key issue for linguists and language technolog...
The Standard German collocation berührende Worte 'touching words' is only used in Austria. Yet, it c...
Short paper talk at RESAW 2015 conference (Aarhus, Denmark).International audienceI would like to pr...
In this paper we discuss the application of web service technology to the language technology (LT) a...
Monolingual and multilingual terminology and collocation bases, covering a specific domain, used ind...
In this paper, we present our approach to automatically extracting German terminology in the domain ...
In this paper I will describe usage possibilities of two major lexicological resources for the Germa...
In this paper, we report on the creation of a web corpus for the variety of German spoken in South T...
Comunicació presentada a: EACL '06: Eleventh Conference of the European Chapter of the Association f...
In the framework of the preparation of linguistic web services for corpus processing, the need for a...
This paper presents SwissCrawl, the largest Swiss German text corpus to date. Composed of more than ...
International audienceWe introduce work on the detection of definitory contexts designed to speed up...
Although traditionally seen as a language-independent task, collocation extraction relies nowadays m...
One of the fundamental aspects of any natural language is the set of words used within it. In additi...
This contribution article focuses on German-language collocation research and lexicographic practice...
The Web contains vast amounts of linguistic data. One key issue for linguists and language technolog...