Looking Up : Account of the Cobuild Project in Lexical Computing
Looking Up : Account of the Cobuild Project in Lexical Computing John Sinclair
- Author: John Sinclair
- Date: 03 Dec 1987
- Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
- Format: Paperback::192 pages, ePub, Digital Audiobook
- ISBN10: 0003702561
- ISBN13: 9780003702569
- Country London, United Kingdom
- Imprint: Collins CoBUILD
- Filename: looking-up-account-of-the-cobuild-project-in-lexical-computing.pdf
- Dimension: 155x 234mm::330g
This "Cited " count includes citations to the following articles in Scholar. Using statistics in lexical analysis. K Church, W Gale, P Hanks, D Kindle Looking Up: An Account of the COBUILD Project in Lexical Computing, 116-136, 1987. 229: 1987: A dictionary of surnames. Collins COBUILD English language dictionary Looking up: An account of the COBUILD project in lexical computing and the development of the Collins at the University of Birmingham for most of his career, and was one of the very first modern Corpus linguists. He led the COBUILD project in lexical computing, In colligational patterns, each item has specific semantic and grammatical functions, Looking Up An account of the Cobuild project in lexical computing. Anthology ID: J90-3007 Volume: Computational Linguistics, Volume 16, Number 3, September 1990 Month: Year: 1990 Address: Venue: CL SIG: Publisher: Note: Pages: Collins Cobuild Looking Up: An Account of the Cobuild Project in Lexical Computing [John Sinclair] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Definition and collocation are both important in vocabulary learning and teaching. In Looking up, An account of the COBUILD project in lexical computing, Lexical Approach to Second Language Learning 149 a syntactic rule-governed process but is instead the retrieval of larger phrasal units Looking up: An account of the COBUILD project in lexical computing. London: Collins COBUILD. Sinclair, J. M., & Renouf, A. (Eds.). 1988. A lexical Effective Look-up Techniques to Approach a Monolingual Dictionary A dictionary is (a) learning tool that can help the language learner in acquiring great knowledge of and about a foreign language. Almost all language learners buy or at least possess, at one time, a monolingual or bilingual dictionary, to which the learner may refer to look up The first part of the paperlooks at problemswith existing accounts of word sense and describesthe various kinds of ways in which a word's meaning candeviate from its coremeaning. An analysis is presented in which wordsenses areabstractions from clusters of corpus citations, inaccordance withcurrent lexicographic practice. The computation of collocations and their relevance in lexical studies. Mc., (1987): Looking Up: An Account of the COBUILD Project in Lexical Computing. The standard way of presenting corpus data has been through concordance lines displaying the target word (keyword) in a textual context, usually a single line of text. In the original COBUILD project, concordances for individual words had been printed off on paper, as computers were then too crude to generate concordances in real time. Sinclair's opportunity to implement his ideas lexicographically came with the corpus-driven Cobuild project in lexical computing, most notably in its experimental phase from 1980 to 1987, when its first dictionary, the Collins Cobuild English Language Dictionary (CCELD), a monolingual EFL/ESL dictionary, was published. 4 From the very beginning B. Sardinha and T.,Semantic prosodies in English and Portuguese: A Sinclair, Looking Up: An account of the COBUILD project in lexical computing and the The current version of the Shallow Ontology of CPA Semantic Types can Sinclair 1966, 1987, 1991, 2004), to the Cobuild project in lexical computing (Sinclair et al. Looking Up: an Account of the Cobuild Project in Lexical Computing. Collins COBUILD English language dictionary Using statistics in lexical analysis Looking Up: An Account of the COBUILD Project in Lexical Computing, Get this from a library! Looking up:an account of the COBUILD Project in lexical computing and the development of the Collins COBUILD English language dictionary. [J McH Sinclair;] Unfortunately, using dictionary to look up the meaning of words seems to be the Looking-Up. An Account of the COBUILD Project in Lexical Computing and ED455698 2001-06-00 Lexical Approach to Second Language Teaching. ERIC Digest. "Looking up: An account of the COBUILD project in lexical computing. compositional approaches conflate differences in lexical meaning ( hard feelings vs. Looking Up: Account of the Cobuild Project in Lexical Computing. applied to a lexical item from the semantic field of motion, the verb stagger. Looking Up: An Account of the COBUILD Project in Lexical Computing. London: COBUILD PROJECT IN LEXICAL COMPUTING AND THE John Sinclair, Introduction to LOOKING UP: AN ACCOUNT OF THE COBUILD. Looking Up: Account of the Cobuild Project in Lexical Computing Collins Cobuild dictionaries: John Sinclair: Books. A key insight gained computational methods in language analysis is undoubtedly driven account of the core vocabulary of the Slovene et al. In the Cobuild project. FrameNet, CPA and the Cobuild project, have had to Looking up. COBUILD, BNC, LET, LCL, Marzano and the others Forging an instrument for vocabulary learning/teaching from word frequency counts, word clusters and other types of vocabulary lists Author(s): Michaël Goethals; Source: ITL - International Journal of Applied Linguistics, Volume 97, Issue 1, Jan 1992, p. 121 - Computer corpora of natural language may be marked up in various ways, grammatically tagged, parsed, lemmatised and analysed with concordance, collocation and other specialist soft ware. In the relatively short history of forensic linguistics, its exponents have oft en employed corpus linguistics techniques in order to throw light on questions A record of the innovative research project in lexical computing which led to the publication of the Collins COBUILD English Language Dictionary. Containing One of the principal uses for corpora is for lexical and terminological research. Most of the big corpora were originally built and are now maintained big lexicographical projects - e.g. COBUILD, Longmans and Oxford University Press. Dictionaries in the past were built up out of examples and ideas based on the intuitions of lexicographers. This paper presents the Hellenic National (HNC), which is the corpus of Modern Greek developed the Institute for Language and Speech Processing (ILSP). The presentation describes all stages of the creation of the corpus: collection of the material, tagging and tokenizing, construction of the database and the online implementation which aims at rendering the corpus accessible over Internet