Standardization Process for Metadata Components in Language Archives
The standardization process for metadata components within TC37/SC4 at the Language Archive Max Planck Institute involves analyzing existing metadata sets, seeking input from the CLARIN EU community, and determining the next steps for standardization. The process includes forming submission groups,
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Overview of CLARIN-NL Call 3 Projects and Developments
The document provides an overview of the CLARIN-NL Call 3 projects and developments, including information on submissions, awarded projects, disciplines covered, distribution by prioritized disciplines, and subdisciplines of linguistics. It details the open and closed calls, selected disciplines, an
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Insights into Long-Term Archiving Challenges for Large Corpora
Delve into the complexities of preserving and managing large corpora data through Signposts for CLARIN and related resources. Explore topics such as data alterations, format conversions, and virtual collection frameworks. Further reading offers in-depth insights from experts on addressing challenges
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Innovative Tools and Approaches in Language Annotation and Visualization at CLARIN 2020
Presentations at CLARIN 2020 Session focused on annotation and visualization tools, including a neural syntax annotator for Dutch and German, exploring and visualizing Wordnet data with GermaNet Rover, named entity recognition for distant reading in ELTeC, and the semi-automatic analysis of spontane
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Overview of CLARIN - European Research Infrastructure for Language Resources and Technology
CLARIN is a distributed architecture providing scholars in humanities and social sciences with access to digital language data and advanced tools. With 33 member centres across Europe, CLARIN offers services for accessing language resources, processing applications, depositing services, and metadata
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Latest Developments in GrETEL: An Overview of CLARIN, DARIAH, and CLARIAH Projects
GrETEL, a linguistic research tool, showcases the latest advancements in the field of humanities research, particularly within the CLARIN, DARIAH, and CLARIAH projects. It offers functionalities for linguistic research, treebank searching, and user-generated corpus analysis. The tool continues to ev
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