The GREgORI project provides scholars with lemmatized corpora of texts written in Greek and in the main languages of the Christian East. Attested word-forms are linked with lemma, POS-, and inflectional tags. This work makes it possible to produce lemmatized indexes and concordances, and to disseminate these corpora by using web-based interfaces. This paper gives an overview of the goals of the GREgORI project and lists the morphosyntactic and inflectional tags used for the analysis of the ancient Armenian language
This article describes a family of dependency treebanks of early attestations of Indo-European langu...
This article describes a first attempt to annotate the full Greek papyrus corpus automatically for l...
Armenian is genetically an indo-european language, but at the modern stage, it clearly present a set...
The colophons of Armenian manuscripts constitute a large textual corpus spanning a millennium of wri...
The Research Project in Greek Lexicology (UCL: Prof. B. Coulie, Dr. B. Kindt) pursues a twin goal: o...
This paper presents some computer tools and linguistic resources of the GREgORI project. These devel...
The methodology of lemmatization in the GREgORI Project combines two procedures: a traditional dicti...
There is a general lack of web-based tools for morphologically complex dead/old languages. Reading t...
The article is devoted to the goals and issues of formal description of Armenian word formation. Alt...
This paper presents a pilot study to automatic linguistic preprocessing of Ancient and Byzantine Gre...
English summary: Towards an on-line Software of Concordancing-lemmatising for Ancient Greek. One o...
<p>The full data matrix with descriptions of the 172 characters as well as their values for all 23 d...
The study of colophon formulae is an extremely recent development in Armenian studies. This paper se...
Colophons of Armenian manuscripts are replete with yet untapped riches. Formulae are not the least a...
This article describes the different stages of lexical processing of a text in Ancient Greek. The ai...
This article describes a family of dependency treebanks of early attestations of Indo-European langu...
This article describes a first attempt to annotate the full Greek papyrus corpus automatically for l...
Armenian is genetically an indo-european language, but at the modern stage, it clearly present a set...
The colophons of Armenian manuscripts constitute a large textual corpus spanning a millennium of wri...
The Research Project in Greek Lexicology (UCL: Prof. B. Coulie, Dr. B. Kindt) pursues a twin goal: o...
This paper presents some computer tools and linguistic resources of the GREgORI project. These devel...
The methodology of lemmatization in the GREgORI Project combines two procedures: a traditional dicti...
There is a general lack of web-based tools for morphologically complex dead/old languages. Reading t...
The article is devoted to the goals and issues of formal description of Armenian word formation. Alt...
This paper presents a pilot study to automatic linguistic preprocessing of Ancient and Byzantine Gre...
English summary: Towards an on-line Software of Concordancing-lemmatising for Ancient Greek. One o...
<p>The full data matrix with descriptions of the 172 characters as well as their values for all 23 d...
The study of colophon formulae is an extremely recent development in Armenian studies. This paper se...
Colophons of Armenian manuscripts are replete with yet untapped riches. Formulae are not the least a...
This article describes the different stages of lexical processing of a text in Ancient Greek. The ai...
This article describes a family of dependency treebanks of early attestations of Indo-European langu...
This article describes a first attempt to annotate the full Greek papyrus corpus automatically for l...
Armenian is genetically an indo-european language, but at the modern stage, it clearly present a set...