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Title Russian Monitor Corpora: Composition, Linguistic Encoding and Internet Publication

Authors Yablonsky Serge A. (Department of Computing, St.-Petersburg Transport University, Russicon Company, 19000, Russia, St.-Petersburg, Kazanskaya str., 56, ap.2, e-mail: root@russicon.spb.su; fax/phone: 7-812-312-72-13)

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Session Session WP7 - Corpus Projects

Abstract The LinGO (Linguistic Grammars Online) project’s English Resource Grammar and the LKB grammar development environment are language resources which are freely available for download for any purpose, including commercial use (see http://lingo.stanford.edu). Executable programs and source code are both included. In this paper, we give an outline of the LinGO English grammar and LKB system, and discuss the ways in which they are currently being used. The grammar and processing system can be used independently or combined to give a central component which can be exploited in a variety of ways. Our intention in writing this paper is to encourage more people to use the technology, which supports collaborative development on many levels.

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Title	Russian Monitor Corpora: Composition, Linguistic Encoding and Internet Publication
Authors	Yablonsky Serge A. (Department of Computing, St.-Petersburg Transport University, Russicon Company, 19000, Russia, St.-Petersburg, Kazanskaya str., 56, ap.2, e-mail: root@russicon.spb.su; fax/phone: 7-812-312-72-13)
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Session	Session WP7 - Corpus Projects
Abstract	The LinGO (Linguistic Grammars Online) project’s English Resource Grammar and the LKB grammar development environment are language resources which are freely available for download for any purpose, including commercial use (see http://lingo.stanford.edu). Executable programs and source code are both included. In this paper, we give an outline of the LinGO English grammar and LKB system, and discuss the ways in which they are currently being used. The grammar and processing system can be used independently or combined to give a central component which can be exploited in a variety of ways. Our intention in writing this paper is to encourage more people to use the technology, which supports collaborative development on many levels.