Computational Linguistics Corpus Analysis
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American National Corpus - Information about this database of American English in use, which is now accessible to the public.
Centre for Corpus Research - At the University of Birmingham, England. Information on programmes, research and available resources.
Centre for English Corpus Linguistics - At the Catholic University of Leuven, this institute focuses on cross-linguistic corpora and learner corpora. Research, events, staff, publications.
Clitic climbing in electronic corpora - Thesis study by Kertes Gábor that analyses the phenomenon of clitic climbing or clitic promotion. [Parallel Spanish and English]
Corpus Encoding Standard - Application of SGML to corpus encoding. Covers the standard and projects currently using it.
Corpus Linguistics - Online lessons intended to supplement the book by Tony McEnery and Andrew Wilson. Introductory information on the field.
Hungarian National Corpus - More than 150 million Hungarian words, a model of Hungarian language of the 1990s. Free and extensive query system. [Hungarian, English]
International Journal of Corpus Linguistics - A journal published twice a year, presenting articles from linguists, lexicographers and language engineers. Contents, abstracts, submission information.
A Logical Approach to Computational Corpus Linguistics - A 1996 thesis by Torbjörn Lager. Abstract available, as well as full text in PostScript and PDF formats.
MRC Psycholinguistic Database - Web access to a large database of linguistic and psycholinguistic (but not semantic) data derived from a variety of sources.
Shallow Processing of Large Corpora Workshop 2003 - Held at Lancaster University. Presented papers are available in PDF format. Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.