Developing Asian language corpora: standards and practice

R. Xiao; T. McEnery; P. Baker; A. Hardie

Developing Asian language corpora: standards and practice

R. Xiao, T. McEnery, P. Baker, A. Hardie

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This paper first discusses standards for developing Asian language corpora so as to facilitate international data exchange. Following this, we present two corpora of Asian languages developed at Lancaster University - the EMILLE Corpus, which contains 14 South Asian languages, and the Lancaster Corpus of Mandarin Chinese. Finally, we will demonstrate how to explore these corpora using Xara and other corpus tools.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2004
Event	4th Workshop on Asian Language Resources - Sanya, China Duration: 25 Mar 2004 → …

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Conference	4th Workshop on Asian Language Resources
Country/Territory	China
City	Sanya
Period	25/03/04 → …

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