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But we are proud to say that Anna Woldrich contributed 90 entries already.
Five project deliverables were published, covering a cross-lingual Lexical Resource Linking Web Service (software), the Final Report on Multilingual WSD & EL Algorithms, Sample Dictionary Drafts, Sematically Annotated Corpora and an Overview of Online Tutorials & Instruction Manuals (as part of the ELEXIS Curriculum).
Annika Simonsen was granted to visit ELEXIS infrastructures in Denmark, one of the most important research centres for Natural Language Processing (NLP) in the North, specialising in language technology for the West Nordic languages – her perfect matches to push her grant winning project Ravnur, a Faroese Speech Recognizer, to the next level.
During short and long-term visiting grants (between 5 and 15 days), researchers will be able to experiment with and work on data in a context of mutual knowledge exchange. The deadline for applying is December 15 (23.59 CET). This covers visits for the period from January 2022 to June 2022.
“I am grateful that we could make this visit happen and I am looking forward to implementing all this newly-learned knowledge into the project back at home.”
Annika Simonsen is ambitiously contributing to the establishment of the lexicographic landscape in the Faroese language: Via the Ravnur Project she intends to push language technology, especially speech recognition in Faroese, further. Det Danske Sprog-og Litteraturselskab (DSL, Denmark) & the University of Copenhagen (UCPH, Denmark) are her perfect matches to get the ball rolling.
A great deal of attention was paid to the development of a user-friendly interface. The dictionary concept follows the state-of-the-art international lexicographic practice, e.g. bilingual dictionaries compiled at established international publishers and institutes.
We are delighted to announce the release of Open English WordNet that incorporates a large number of improvements from the active community, making it the largest and most accurate wordnet for English.
Selected papers from the 2020 GLOBALEX workshop on Lexicography & Neologism have now been peer-reviewed and published in a special issue of the International Journal of Lexicography.
We would like to invite you to participate in three activities that will help us improve the ELEXIS tool ELEXIFINDER.
Date: 10.12.2021
Location: Online & Onsite, Paris, France
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 731015.