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Towards a Web search service for minority language communities
HUGHES, BADEN. - : State Library of Victoria, 2008
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Collecting low-density language materials on the Web
Baldwin, Timothy; BIRD, STEPHEN; HUGHES, BADEN. - : Southern Cross University, 2007
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GOLD as a standard for linguistic data interoperation: a road map for development
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Functional requirements for an interlinear text editor
HUGHES, BADEN; BOW, CATHERINE; BIRD, STEVEN. - : European Language Resources Association, 2005
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Grid-enabling natural language engineering by stealth
HUGHES, BADEN; Bird, Steven. - : Association for Computational Linguistics, 2004
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Encoding and presenting interlinear text using XML technologies
HUGHES, BADEN; BIRD, STEVEN; BOW, CATHERINE. - : Australasian Language Technology Association, 2004
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Ega Interlinear XML samples
Gibbon, Dafydd; Bird, Steven; Bow, Catherine. - : unpublished, 2003
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GOLD POS categories and their relevance to Ega markup
Gibbon, Dafydd; Bow, Catherine; Hughes, Baden. - : unpublished, 2003
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Grid-Enabling Natural Language Engineering By Stealth ...
Hughes, Baden; Bird, Steven. - : arXiv, 2003
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A Grid Based Architecture for High-Performance NLP ...
Hughes, Baden; Bird, Steven. - : arXiv, 2003
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Developing Open Data Models for Linguistic Field Data ...
Hughes, Baden. - : arXiv, 2003
Abstract: The UQ Flint Archive houses the field notes and elicitation recordings made by Elwyn Flint in the 1950's and 1960's during extensive linguistic survey work across Queensland, Australia. The process of digitizing the contents of the UQ Flint Archive provides a number of interesting challenges in the context of EMELD. Firstly, all of the linguistic data is for languages which are either endangered or extinct, and as such forms a valuable ethnographic repository. Secondly, the physical format of the data is itself in danger of decline, and as such digitization is an important preservation task in the short to medium term. Thirdly, the adoption of open standards for the encoding and presentation of text and audio data for linguistic field data, whilst enabling preservation, represents a new field of research in itself where best practice has yet to be formalised. Fourthly, the provision of this linguistic data online as a new data source for future research introduces concerns of data portability and longevity. ...
Keyword: Computation and Language cs.CL; Digital Libraries cs.DL; FOS Computer and information sciences; H.3.7; H.2.4; H.2.1; E.2; D.2.11
URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0305053
https://dx.doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.cs/0305053
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Explorations in the Classification and Presentation of Language Data (with reference to the Flint Archive)
Hughes, Baden. - 2002
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