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Submitted on 2008-03-04 by Webmaster
[Edit] [Delete] The BYU Corpus of American English is the first large corpus of American English, and it is freely available online. It contains more than 360 million words of text, including 20 million words each year from 1990-2007, and it is equally divided among spoken, fiction, popular magazines, newspapers, and academic texts (more information). [Description taken from site] |
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Submitted on 2001-12-28 by David Lee
[Edit] [Delete] A web site with annotated links for corpus-based linguists (comprehensive for the English language, with links to corpora of other languages). Key features: (1) up-to-date (2) focuses on links for linguists & language teachers (not NLP/language engineering); (3) listings are mostly annotated (4) brings together in ONE place info on corpora, software tools, bibliographies, references, electronic papers, mailing lists, on-line courses, conferences, etc. that people doing corpus work will need. |
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Submitted on 2001-03-02 by Webmaster
[Edit] [Delete] Fred: the SGML Grammar Builder |
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Submitted on 2001-03-02 by Webmaster
[Edit] [Delete] Another site with corpora in different languages. |
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Submitted on 2001-03-02 by Webmaster
[Edit] [Delete] Electronic Text Center at the University of Virginia |