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(2011-05-30)More and more dictionary projects today have multiple authors. This is especially the case for projects which seek to involve community members in the compilation process. But how can teams collaborate if they don't all ...
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(2011-05-30)Drawing on the experience of compiling a trilingual dictionary of the Sasak language, spoken on Lombok in eastern Indonesia, this paper proposes innovative lexicographic techniques for dealing with linguistic variation on ...
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C1 dictionaries colloquium: Documenting indigenous knowledge in dictionaries: The Marquesas Islands (2011-05-30)This paper looks at the creation of multimedia encyclopedic lexicons which are able to represent folk taxonomies and ethno-ontologies. It is based on the results of a DoBeS project that aims to document, maintain, and ...
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(2011-05-30)This presentation will outline a system for a hypertext description of a language. Options for accessing the data include an index of terms, an index of linguistic forms and, for the grammar section, the systems of ...
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(2011-05-30)This paper shows how a formal grammar can be embedded into a descriptive grammar using Literate Programming. The formal grammar can automatically be extracted and converted into a parser, and the parser can be tested on ...
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(2011-05-31)This paper considers how implemented grammars can enhance descriptive ones. An implemented grammar encodes the analyses in machine readable form, facilitating automatic annotation of morphological, syntactic and semantic ...
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(2011-05-30)This talk focuses on the question: How can disparate pieces of data and analysis be assembled to create a complete and consistent grammatical description? Two key notions, coverage and coherence, are developed, and parallels ...
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(2011-05-30)Hypertextual connections of various sorts occupy a substantial proportion of good reference grammars. But we lack a developed overall theory of the functions that hypertext can discharge in reference grammars. This paper ...
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(2011-05-30)A planned 3-year collaborative project proposes the development of an information infrastructure for authoring linguistic work based on primary data. Such "digital grammars" are TEI/XML hypertext documents in a structured ...
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(2011-05-30)The grammar writing platform GALOES is presented. It runs as a web-application on any computer (also offline) and features collaboration tools, multimedia, versioning, templates, full text search, graphical user interface, ...
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(University of Hawai'i Press, 2008-12)This paper demonstrates how the nature of a source language document, and the broad goals set for the usability of the content, can direct the process of creating digital language documentation from that source. Gerhardt ...
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(2013-02-28)
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(University of Hawaii Press, 2012-08)We discuss the development of the C’ek’aedi Hwnax Ahtna Regional Linguistic and Ethnographic Archive, located in the Copper River valley of south central Alaska. C’ek’aedi Hwnax is the first OLAC-compliant, Indigenously- ...
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(1990-12-14)