[Corpora-List] Moving Lexical Semantics from Alchemy to Science

Diana McCarthy diana at dianamccarthy.co.uk
Sat Jan 29 15:04:52 UTC 2011


Hi John

Adam may have more specific info as he was involved in the production 
but in case it helps:

Help on making web searches is at:
http://www.webdante.com/getting_started.html (only words in M-R 
available on this site)

some sample xml files:
http://www.webdante.com/sample_xml.html
(you can download the whole sample or individual headwords)

DTD is at http://www.webdante.com/the_dtd.html

Various publications at:
http://www.webdante.com/publications.html

note DANTE should be useful for many purposes (not just noun compounds).

If anyone wants to have access to the full xml  I'll be adding a link to 
a request form at:
http://www.webdante.com/licensing_options.html

just as soon as we have everything ready for release (as Adam says, we 
hope by end of Feb)

hope that helps

Diana

John F. Sowa wrote, On 29/01/11 14:43:
> On 1/29/2011 9:28 AM, Adam Kilgarriff wrote:
>> Dante (http://webdante.com) has done something very like this in a v
>> large exercise on corpus-driven lexicography for English.  It contains
>> 20,844 compounds, all identified automatically and confirmed and
>> classified by lexicographers.  Of these, 2,989 have more than one 
>> meaning.
>
> Are there any documents on the web site that describe the formats and
> show some sample entries?
>
> I tried to type some simple words and word compounds, but the only
> thing I get is "Search in progress, please wait."
>
> John
>
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