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The Index Thomisticus Treebank as Linked Data in the LiLa Knowledge Base
Although the Universal Dependencies initiative today allows for cross-linguistically consistent annotation of morphology and syntax in treebanks for several languages, syntactically annotated corpora are not yet interoperable with many lexical resources that describe properties of the words that occur therein.
Linking the LASLA Corpus in the LiLa Knowledge Base of Interoperable Linguistic Resources for Latin
This paper describes the process of interlinking the 130 Classical Latin texts provided by an annotated corpus developed at the LASLA laboratory with the LiLa Knowledge Base, which makes linguistic resources for Latin interoperable by following the principles of the Linked Data paradigm and making reference to classes and properties of widely adopted ontologies to model the relevant information.
Overview of the EvaLatin 2022 Evaluation Campaign
This paper describes the organization and the results of the second edition of EvaLatin, the campaign for the evaluation of Natural Language Processing tools for Latin.
Computational Morphology with OntoLex-Morph
This paper describes the current status of the emerging OntoLex module for linguistic morphology.
Representing Etymology in the LiLa Knowledge Base of Linguistic Resources for Latin
In this paper we describe the process of inclusion of etymological information in a knowledge base of interoperable Latin linguistic resources developed in the context of the LiLa: Linking Latin project.
A New Latin Treebank for Universal Dependencies: Charters between Ancient Latin and Romance Languages
The present work introduces a new Latin treebank that follows the Universal Dependencies (UD) annotation standard.
Overview of the EvaLatin 2020 Evaluation Campaign
This also allows us to propose the Cross-genre and Cross-time subtasks for each task, in order to evaluate the portability of NLP tools for Latin across different genres and time periods.
Odi et Amo. Creating, Evaluating and Extending Sentiment Lexicons for Latin.
Sentiment lexicons are essential for developing automatic sentiment analysis systems, but the resources currently available mostly cover modern languages.
Cultural Vocal Bursts Intensity Prediction
Sentiment Analysis
Harmonizing Different Lemmatization Strategies for Building a Knowledge Base of Linguistic Resources for Latin
The interoperability between lemmatized corpora of Latin and other resources that use the lemma as indexing key is hampered by the multiple lemmatization strategies that different projects adopt.
Challenges in Converting the Index Thomisticus Treebank into Universal Dependencies
The changes are made both to harmonise the Universal Dependencies version of the \textit{Index Thomisticus} Treebank with the two other available Latin treebanks and to fix errors and inconsistencies resulting from the original process.
Latin Vallex. A Treebank-based Semantic Valency Lexicon for Latin
This situation is strictly related to the still quite limited amount of linguistically annotated textual data for Latin, which can help the building of new lexical resources by supporting them with empirical evidence.
Differentia compositionem facit. A Slower-Paced and Reliable Parser for Latin
The Index Thomisticus Treebank is the largest available treebank for Latin; it contains Medieval Latin texts by Thomas Aquinas.
Thomas Aquinas in the T\"uNDRA: Integrating the Index Thomisticus Treebank into CLARIN-D
This paper describes the integration of the Index Thomisticus Treebank (IT-TB) into the web-based treebank search and visualization application TueNDRA (Tuebingen aNnotated Data Retrieval {\&} Analysis).
A Compact Interactive Visualization of Dependency Treebank Query Results
Assuming that language is a system, we describe a tool (using the DoubleTreeJS visualization) to visualize the results of querying dependency treebanks by forming a node from a single item type, and building a network in which the heads and the dependents of the central node are respectively the left and the right vertices of the tree, which are connected to the central node by dependency relations.
First Steps towards the Semi-automatic Development of a Wordformation-based Lexicon of Latin
Although lexicography of Latin has a long tradition dating back to ancient grammarians, and almost all Latin grammars devote to wordformation at least one part of the section(s) concerning morphology, none of the today available lexical resources and NLP tools of Latin feature a wordformation-based organization of the Latin lexicon.
