Anke Lüdeling & Merja Kytö (Hg.). 2009. Corpus Linguistics. An International Handbook (HSK 29.1 und 29.2)

Cambridge Handbook of English Corpus Linguistics

The growing interest in corpus linguistics methods in the 1970s and 1980s was largely enabled by the increased power of computers and the use of computational methods to store and process language samples. Before this, even simple methods for studying language such as extracting a list of all the different words in a text and their immediate contexts was incredibly time consuming and costly in ...

English Corpus Linguistics An Introduction

Review of CL 2003 , the International Conference on Corpus Linguistics

Lancaster is a small city in northwest England. The university campus is set amidst hills, woods, and green grass, and you can enjoy watching rabbits, ducks, and squirrels. It was sunny during the day and cold in the night for all participants who attended the CL2003 conference this year in Lancaster. CL2003 is the International Conference on Corpus Linguistics, held at Lancaster University bet...

Corpus Linguistics: Quantitative Methods

p. 1, par. 2: Until relatively recently, however, words and syntactic patterns, or constructions, were treated on a par not only theoretically, but also empirically. → It is only since recently, however, that words and syntactic patterns, or constructions, are treated on a par not only theoretically, but also empirically. p. 1, first bullet: how much does give prefer to occur in the ditransitiv...

Machine Translation - Corpus Linguistics

Due to the importance of communication between two or more people, companies, or even nations, the need for good translators has long been obvious around the world, and since humans are faulty, it is not surprising that many attempts to automate the process of translation have been made throughout history. This is called machine translation. Corpus linguistics, a branch of the machine translati...