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*in natural language
 
*in natural language
 
**The [[NL Dictionary]], or simply NL<sup>dic</sup>, which is a list of natural language headwords
 
**The [[NL Dictionary]], or simply NL<sup>dic</sup>, which is a list of natural language headwords
**The [[NL Collocations Base]], or simply NL<sup>cb</sup>, which is a list of collocations and
 
 
The bilingual resources are the following
 
The bilingual resources are the following
 
*The [[UNL-NL Dictionary]], or simply UNL-NL<sup>dic</sup>, which is list of systematic lexical mappings between UNL and a given natural language
 
*The [[UNL-NL Dictionary]], or simply UNL-NL<sup>dic</sup>, which is list of systematic lexical mappings between UNL and a given natural language

Revision as of 16:19, 9 September 2012

The UNL System comprises three different types of language resources: lexica, grammars and corpora. These resources are being provided mainly through the UNLarium, a linguist-friendly dabatase management system to provide dictionary entries and grammar rules to the several language modules participating in the UNL Programme.

Lexica

In the UNL framework, there are two major types of lexical databases: monolingual and bilingual.

The monolingual resources are the following:

  • in UNL
    • The UNL Dictionary, or simply UNLdic, which is a flat list of UWs along with non-relational semantic features
    • The UNL Ontology, which is a hierarchy of UWs
    • The UNL Knowledge Base, or simply UNLkb, which is a network with systematic relations between UWs
    • The UNL Example Base, or simply UNLeb, which is a network with episodic relations between UWs
  • in natural language
    • The NL Dictionary, or simply NLdic, which is a list of natural language headwords

The bilingual resources are the following

  • The UNL-NL Dictionary, or simply UNL-NLdic, which is list of systematic lexical mappings between UNL and a given natural language
  • The UNLization Memory, or UNL Memory Base, or simply UNLMB, which is a list of mappings between UNL and a given natural language

Grammars

Sets of rules to UNL-ize natural language documents and to NL-ize UNL documents, to be provided according to the Grammar Specs.

Corpora

Documents written in UNL, to be provided according to the UNL document structure

Software