A burst-annotated co-occurrence network about the Arab Spring topic built on the top of New York Times article snapshots from the years 2010-2013.
The corpus presented here is a collection of several tutorials and scientific papers in the field of Information Technology with 603 annotated definitions from Portuguese. The texts were collected from the Web at the beginning of the 2006 and they are organised in 32 files of three different sub-...
The HIMERA annotated corpus contains a set of published historical medical documents that have been manually annotated with semantic information that is relevant to the study of medical history and public health. Specifically, annotations correspond to seven different entity types and two differe...
This is the Maltese version of the Acquis Communautaire (AC), which is the total body of European Union (EU) law applicable in the EU Member States. It consists of selected texts between the 1950s and today, translated to Maltese.
Transcriptions in the CIEMPIESS-PNPD are based on a phonetic alphabet called Mexbet. Mexbet was design for the Spanish of Central Mexico and it has several levels of granularity. The CIEMPIESS-PNPD comes in two versions: Mexbet T29 and Mexbet T66. Level T29 of Mexbet means that transcriptions ...
CINTIL-USuite is a corpus of Portuguese that is annotated with lemmas, the Universal Part-of-Speech tagset (UPOS) and Universal feature bundles, related to the Universal Dependency framework, and that contains around 1 million annotated tokens. It is described in this article: António Branc...
The CRPC Discourse Bank is labeled for discourse relations (also referred to as rhetorical relations or coher- ence relations), such as cause and condition, that hold between two spans of text and contribute to ensure the overall cohesion and coherence of the text. The scheme follows the principl...
The Spoken Corpus Mozambique contains approximately 121,958 running words of spoken Portuguese from Mozambique. It includes 40 transcriptions of spoken recordings (in a total of 40 hours of recordings) that were recorded between 1986 and 1987.
CIPM is a set of historical, religious, notarial, literary texts in prose and verse, written in medieval portuguese. It has around 3.5 million words.
A corpus of opinion articles annotated with arguments, following a claim-premise model.