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Language data for digital natives: old wine in a new bottle or...?

Published on Dec 02, 20113874 Views

If the eighties brought the first extensive use of digitized dictionaries for linguistic querying, and the nineties were dedicated to collecting and exploring huge amounts of language data in digital

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Language data for digital natives: old wine in a new bottle or...?00:00
... „and now for something completely different“00:52
Vision 1: A Language-Transparent Web and Media02:19
Vision 2: Natural and Inclusive Interaction07:49
Vision 3: Efficient Information Management10:03
The world of digitization12:20
e-Lexicography 201115:06
Text mining is a challenge15:40
Text mining issues16:47
Meaning is expensive18:47
Jellyfish22:38
Sinclair: Floating dictionary (2001)22:56
Technologies involved24:22
Definition as a showcase25:21
Is it happening?27:05
But...28:02
Text mining summary28:43
Contents – Format30:20
WordNet-LMF format31:56
Text Encoding Initiative32:50
Now33:23
Success stories34:48
Contents – Information36:10
„And now for something...“37:35
Example38:08
Results39:32
Contents summary40:35
Presentation41:30
E-dictionary42:58
„And now for something...“43:35
Expressing the need45:19
„Question answering“ mode45:59
„Browsing & visualization“ mode46:43
Conclusions48:42