Korpusbasierte Entwicklung lexikalischer Wissensbasen
Corpus-based development of lexical
knowledge bases: the ELWIS
project
The ELWIS project ran from January 1992 to December 1994. It was
funded by the Land Baden-Württemberg within its
Forschungsschwerpunktprogramm. The main goal of the project was to
provide an infrastructure for corpus-based lexical studies and to set
up a database for the storage of lexical information.
Among the papers produced by the members of the project are the following:
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Corpus-based development of lexicalknowledge bases: the ELWIS project
. Objectives, issues, and more
taken from the information sheet presented by Helmut Feldweg and
Angelika Storrer at the poster sesssion of the EURALEX'94 conference
in Amsterdam.
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Zum Sprachgebrauch indeutschen Newsgruppen by Helmut Feldweg, Ralf Kibiger, and ChristineThielen
(published in Osnabrücker Beiträge zur Sprachtheorie,
number 50, 1995, pages 143-154).
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A Tagset
for German
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Table
of Tagset (WARNING: This
version might be obsolete --- for the latest version see the complete
text ''A Tagset for German''!)
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List
of Closed Class Words in Tagset
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Abschlußbericht
. The final
report of the project presented to its funding agency.
After the end of the project, the ELWIS Tagset was revised in a joint
action with the Institut für maschinelle Sprachverarbeitung of
the University of Stuttgart. The result is the
Stuttgart-Tübingen
Tagset (STTS)
, which has been proposed as the standard tagset for
German within the EAGLES project.
Helmut Feldweg