This paper presents LexMeta, a metadata model for the description of lexical resources, such as dictionaries, word lists, glossaries, etc., to be used in language data catalogues mainly targeting the lexicographic and broader humanities communities but also users exploiting such resources in their research and applications. A comparative review of similar models is made in order to show the differences and commonalities with LexMeta. To enhance semantic interoperability and support the exchange of (meta)data across disciplinary and general catalogues, the most influential models for our purposes, namely FRBR (used in library catalogues) and META-SHARE (used for language resources), are selected as a base for the design of LexMeta. We discus...
This paper presents a metadata model for the description of language resources proposed in the frame...
As the interest of the Semantic Web and computational linguistics communities in linguistic linked d...
International audienceLexical resources are increasingly multiplatform due to the diverse needs of l...
The paper presents LexMeta, a metadata model catering for descriptions of human-readable and computa...
In this paper, we present LexMeta, a metadata model for the description of humanreadable and comput...
In this paper, we present LexMeta, a metadata model for the description of human-readable and comput...
In this paper, we describe a unifying approach to tackle data heterogeneity issues for lexica and re...
The presentation was held during the Mutual Learning Workshop for Improving Cultural Heritage Biblio...
This paper presents the metadata schema for describing language resources (LRs) currently under deve...
Metadata registries comprising sets of categories to be used in data collections exist in many field...
Lexica and terminology databases play a vital role in many NLP applications, but currently most such...
We present UBY-LMF, an LMF-based model for large-scale, heterogeneous multilingual lexical-semantic ...
This short paper presents preliminary considerations regarding LexBib, a corpus, bibliography, and d...
This short paper presents preliminary considerations regarding LexBib, a corpus, bibliography, and d...
In the last decade, the need of having effective and useful tools for the creation and the managemen...
This paper presents a metadata model for the description of language resources proposed in the frame...
As the interest of the Semantic Web and computational linguistics communities in linguistic linked d...
International audienceLexical resources are increasingly multiplatform due to the diverse needs of l...
The paper presents LexMeta, a metadata model catering for descriptions of human-readable and computa...
In this paper, we present LexMeta, a metadata model for the description of humanreadable and comput...
In this paper, we present LexMeta, a metadata model for the description of human-readable and comput...
In this paper, we describe a unifying approach to tackle data heterogeneity issues for lexica and re...
The presentation was held during the Mutual Learning Workshop for Improving Cultural Heritage Biblio...
This paper presents the metadata schema for describing language resources (LRs) currently under deve...
Metadata registries comprising sets of categories to be used in data collections exist in many field...
Lexica and terminology databases play a vital role in many NLP applications, but currently most such...
We present UBY-LMF, an LMF-based model for large-scale, heterogeneous multilingual lexical-semantic ...
This short paper presents preliminary considerations regarding LexBib, a corpus, bibliography, and d...
This short paper presents preliminary considerations regarding LexBib, a corpus, bibliography, and d...
In the last decade, the need of having effective and useful tools for the creation and the managemen...
This paper presents a metadata model for the description of language resources proposed in the frame...
As the interest of the Semantic Web and computational linguistics communities in linguistic linked d...
International audienceLexical resources are increasingly multiplatform due to the diverse needs of l...