Add to ORKGThe World Wide Web, being essentially an enormous database of mostly textual documents, offers great opportunities to corpus linguists. An increasing number of studies has shown how Web-derived data are useful in a variety of linguistic an
and thorough introduction to the promising field of ‘Web as Corpus ’ (hereafter WaC) at a time when ...
The Web is a very rich source of linguistic data, and in the last few years it has been used very in...
In empirical linguistics, corpora, i.e. collections of texts assembled so as to represent a given la...
The World Wide Web is an enormous resource of accessible textual documents, and there is by now a co...
From the beginning of the twentieth century on, the use of the World Wide Web has become a current t...
The paper compares systematically the utility of specially-made text corpora and the textual resourc...
The objective of this paper is to discuss various problems that arise when Japanese-language text th...
We have built a corpus containing texts in 106 languages from texts available on the Internet and on...
Lew The Web, teeming as it is with language data, of all manner of varieties and languages, in vast ...
Research in Natural Language Processing (NLP) has in recent years benefited from the enormous amount...
It is convenient to use the Internet to create a corpus. Because if the written texts of a certain l...
International audienceThis paper presents an overview of the linguists' use of the Web as a corpus. ...
This paper presents an overview of current approaches to the use of the web as a linguistic corpus a...
Of all the major world languages, Japanese is lagging behind in terms of publicly accessible and sea...
At the beginning of the first chapter the interdisciplinary setting between linguistics, corpus ling...
and thorough introduction to the promising field of ‘Web as Corpus ’ (hereafter WaC) at a time when ...
The Web is a very rich source of linguistic data, and in the last few years it has been used very in...
In empirical linguistics, corpora, i.e. collections of texts assembled so as to represent a given la...
The World Wide Web is an enormous resource of accessible textual documents, and there is by now a co...
From the beginning of the twentieth century on, the use of the World Wide Web has become a current t...
The paper compares systematically the utility of specially-made text corpora and the textual resourc...
The objective of this paper is to discuss various problems that arise when Japanese-language text th...
We have built a corpus containing texts in 106 languages from texts available on the Internet and on...
Lew The Web, teeming as it is with language data, of all manner of varieties and languages, in vast ...
Research in Natural Language Processing (NLP) has in recent years benefited from the enormous amount...
It is convenient to use the Internet to create a corpus. Because if the written texts of a certain l...
International audienceThis paper presents an overview of the linguists' use of the Web as a corpus. ...
This paper presents an overview of current approaches to the use of the web as a linguistic corpus a...
Of all the major world languages, Japanese is lagging behind in terms of publicly accessible and sea...
At the beginning of the first chapter the interdisciplinary setting between linguistics, corpus ling...
and thorough introduction to the promising field of ‘Web as Corpus ’ (hereafter WaC) at a time when ...
The Web is a very rich source of linguistic data, and in the last few years it has been used very in...
In empirical linguistics, corpora, i.e. collections of texts assembled so as to represent a given la...