Quadcopters or Linguistic Corpora

Encoding Linguistic Corpora

This paper describes the motivation and design of the Corpus Encoding Standard (CES) (Ide, et al., (1996); Ide, 1998), an encoding standard for linguistic corpora intended to meet the need for the development of standardized encoding practices for linguistic corpora. The CES identifies a minimal encoding level that corpora must achieve to be considered standardized in terms of descriptive repre...

Neato Quadcopters

In this paper we detail the implementation and execution of an unsuccessful experiment involving simulated quadcopters trained using NEAT. Quadcopters are simulated using the robotics framework ROS, with the physics simulator Gazebo and the packages provided by Team Hector Darmstadt, and the controllers are implemented using neural networks. Unfortunately, the current experiments failed due to ...

Querying Linguistic Corpora with Prolog

In this paper we demonstrate how Prolog can be used to query linguistically annotated corpora, combining the ease of dedicated declarative query languages and the flexibility of general-purpose languages. On the basis of a Prolog representation of the German Tüba-D/Z Treebank, we show how one can tally arbitrary features of (groups) of nodes, define queries that combine information from differe...

Representing Linguistic Corpora and Their Annotations

A Linguistic Annotation Framework (LAF) is being developed within the International Standards Organization Technical Committee 37 Sub-committee on Language Resource Management (ISO TC37 SC4). LAF is intended to provide a standardized means to represent linguistic data and its annotations that is defined broadly enough to accommodate all types of linguistic annotations, and at the same time prov...

POWLA: Modeling Linguistic Corpora in OWL/DL