[open-linguistics] Lexical resource

[Jonathan Gray]

That would be great! Is anyone up for helping? It should be an hour or
two at most if we have a few people I think.

(We could do some of this at the pre-OKCon CKAN workshop if anyone is
coming! http://ckan-workshop-okcon2011.eventbrite.com/ )

J.

On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 10:59 AM, Sebastian Hellmann
<hellmann at informatik.uni-leipzig.de> wrote:
> That would be very good, I am quite busy, however, at the moment already
> organising OKCon itself, so I wouldn't really take the lead on this.
> Maybe somebody else? This would also be an interesting topic to hear at the
> workshop about any problems/difficulties/questions that came up during the
> addition of data sets to CKAN.
> Sebastian
>
> Am 03.06.2011 10:19, schrieb Jonathan Gray:
>>
>> +1 - it would be great to add this to CKAN.
>>
>> Also do have plans to migrate the material on the spreadsheet to CKAN?
>> Do you think we should try to do this in time for release at OKCon?
>> ;-)
>>
>> J.
>>
>> On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 9:24 AM, Sebastian Hellmann
>> <hellmann at informatik.uni-leipzig.de>  wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>> please feel free to add it to the Google spread sheet.
>>> Actually the google spread sheet is just an intermediate collection,
>>> In the end all datasets there should be added to CKAN and optionally
>>> converted to RDF and interlinked with others.
>>> So if you add your dataset directly to CKAN and tag it as Linguistics,
>>> this
>>> would be even more important than the spreadsheet.
>>> Regards,
>>> Sebastian
>>>
>>>
>>> Am 02.06.2011 00:12, schrieb Jonathan Pool:
>>>>
>>>> If it seems appropriate, Utilika Foundation's PanLex project (or
>>>> resource)
>>>> can be added to the CKAN/LOD Cloud Candidates spreadsheet. PanLex is a
>>>> lexical database that documents translations (including synonymies)
>>>> among
>>>> lexemes. It is under construction, but at the moment it has the metrics
>>>> below. We are working on a UI and an API so others can create
>>>> alternative
>>>> UIs and use PanLex for applications. We are happy to make the data
>>>> accessible to others without restrictions or cost.
>>>>
>>>> Metrics:
>>>>
>>>>       3,323 resources acquired for consultation
>>>> (http://utilika.org/info/plrefs.shtml)
>>>>       1,121 of these resources consulted so far
>>>>       6,662 language varieties with lexemes
>>>>  17,621,880 lexemes
>>>> 446,906,568 pairs of lexemes with one or more attested translations
>>>>
>>>> Current work on PanLex is described at http://utilika.org/info/work.html
>>>> .
>>>> ˉ
>>>>
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>
>
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