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Multilingual-USAS

Lexicons for the Multilingual UCREL Semantic Analysis System

pymusas

Python Multilingual Ucrel Semantic Analysis System

HEC

Resources on how to use the HEC at Lancaster University

DIGITAL Command Language

science_parse_py_api

Python API for Science Parse

Jupyter Notebook

LakeDistrictCorpus

Corpus of Lake District Writing, 1622-1900.

web-corpus-construction

Part of the UCREL NLP Summer School 2016 and 2017

convert

A C program written by Paul Rayson to convert between many of the different file formats in the UCREL NLP pipeline.

CL-metaheaders

Metadata header format for computational and corpus linguistics

web-cleaning

Part of the UCREL NLP Summer School 2016 and 2017

SigEff

Significance and Effect size measures for corpus comparison

CQPFilter

A feature-extraction system to generate CQBWeb/CQB compatible corpora from XML

AraSAS

Arabic Semantic Analysis System

UNLT

Urdu Natural Language Toolkit

pymusas-models

ucrel-python-api

Python API to the UCREL Tool Chain

Jupyter Notebook

collocation-network-explorer

Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/collocation-network-explorer

Indonesian-TreeTagger-Docker-Build

Docker file to build the Indonesian TreeTagger.

welsh-summarization-dataset

Jupyter Notebook

SAMUELS

SAMUELS project resources

HumanJudgementsOfSentimentValues

Human ratings of sentiment for textual variations

S3-semtagging-multiling-applications

Part of the UCREL NLP Summer School 2016 and 2017

lgram

Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/lgram

Session_5_Large_Language_Models

Jupyter Notebook

ABOW

Adaptable bag of words (ABOW) the method used to test the need for domain adaptation within the finance domain, the method was used to create sentiment word lists for each company that was tested and a list for the oil sector. The sentiment word lists are within this repository and relate to the LREC 2016 paper.

FreeTxt-Flask