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Analysis of Lexical Structures from Field Linguistics and Language Engineering

Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC 2002)

DOI:10.63317/2oybdd3d4kqn

Abstract

Lexica play an important role in every linguistic discipline. We are confronted with many types of lexica. Depending on the type of lexicon and the language we are currently faced with a large variety of structures from very simple tables to complex graphs, as was indicated by a recent overview of structures found in dictionaries from field linguistics and language engineering. It is important to assess these differences and aim at the integration of lexical resources in order to improve lexicon creation, exchange and reuse. This paper describes the first step towards the integration of existing structures and standards into a flexible abstract model.

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Paper ID
lrec2002-main-220
Pages
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BibKey
wittenburg-etal-2002-analysis
Editor
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Publisher
European Language Resources Association (ELRA)
ISSN
2522-2686
ISBN
N/A
Conference
Third International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation
Location
Las Palmas, Spain
Date
29 May 2002 31 May 2002

Authors

  • PW

    P. Wittenburg

  • WP

    W. Peters

  • SD

    S. Drude

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