Corpora Annotated with Negation: An Overview

An Annotated Bibliography with a General Overview

An Open Linguistic Infrastructure for Annotated Corpora

Annotated corpora are a fundamental resource for research and development in the field of natural language processing (NLP). Although unannotated corpora (for example, Gigaword, Wikipedia, etc.) are often used to build language models, annotations for linguistic phenomena provide a richer set of features and hence, potentially better models in the long run. It is widely accepted that a first st...

RAVEL: An Annotated Corpora for Training Robots with Audiovisual Abilities

We introduce a publicly available data set which covers examples of Human Robot Interaction (HRI) scenarios. These scenarios are recorded using the audiovisual robot head POPEYE, equipped with two cameras and four microphones. All the recordings were performed in a standard meeting room enclosing all the challenges of natural indoor scenes. This data set provides a basis to test and benchmark m...

Querying Annotated Speech Corpora

This paper is concerned with querying annotated speech corpora. A growing number of such corpora is currently being created worldwide; however, their usefulness for a wider research community is restricted by the lack of standard tools for creating, editing, annotating, storing and querying them. Two solutions for these problems are presented here: the XML-based data format TASX for corpus crea...

Concretely Annotated Corpora

In either setting, it is common for a research group to generate bulk annotations over a preferred corpus internally, using their own tools, programming languages and formats, but then reporting on this as merely an engineering pre-processing step not worth describing in significant detail. Worse, these annotated collections are often not available to the rest of the community, making it diffic...