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Title Providing Internet Access to Portuguese Corpora: the AC/DC Project

Authors Santos Diana (SINTEF Telecom and Informatics, Postboks 1024 Blindern, N-0314 Oslo, Norway, Diana.Santos@informatics.sintef.no)
Bick Eckhard (SINTEF Telecom and Informatics, Postboks 1024 Blindern, N-0314 Oslo, Norway, lineb@hum.au.dk)

Keywords Constraint Grammar, Corpora, Language Resource Creation, Parsing, Web Interfaces

Session Session WO5 - Corpus Tools

Abstract In this paper we report on the activity of the project Computational Processing of Portuguese (Processamento computacional do portugues) in what concerns providing access to Portuguese corpora through the Internet. One of its activities, the AC/DC project (Acesso a corpora/Disponibilizacao de Corpora, roughly ''Access and Availability of Corpora'') allows a user to query around 40 million words of Portuguese text. After describing the aims of the service, which is still being subject to regular improvements, we focus on the process of tagging and parsing the underlying corpora, using a Constraint Grammar parser for Portuguese.

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Title	Providing Internet Access to Portuguese Corpora: the AC/DC Project
Authors	Santos Diana (SINTEF Telecom and Informatics, Postboks 1024 Blindern, N-0314 Oslo, Norway, Diana.Santos@informatics.sintef.no) Bick Eckhard (SINTEF Telecom and Informatics, Postboks 1024 Blindern, N-0314 Oslo, Norway, lineb@hum.au.dk)
Keywords	Constraint Grammar, Corpora, Language Resource Creation, Parsing, Web Interfaces
Session	Session WO5 - Corpus Tools
Abstract	In this paper we report on the activity of the project Computational Processing of Portuguese (Processamento computacional do portugues) in what concerns providing access to Portuguese corpora through the Internet. One of its activities, the AC/DC project (Acesso a corpora/Disponibilizacao de Corpora, roughly ''Access and Availability of Corpora'') allows a user to query around 40 million words of Portuguese text. After describing the aims of the service, which is still being subject to regular improvements, we focus on the process of tagging and parsing the underlying corpora, using a Constraint Grammar parser for Portuguese.