How Should a Large Corpus Be Built?-A Comparative Study of Closure in Annotated Newspaper Corpora from Two Chinese Sources, Towards Building a Larger Representative Corpus Merged from Representative Sublanguage Collections - ACL Anthology

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How Should a Large Corpus Be Built?-A Comparative Study of Closure in Annotated Newspaper Corpora from Two Chinese Sources, Towards Building a Larger Representative Corpus Merged from Representative Sublanguage Collections

John J. Kovarik

Anthology ID:: W00-1217
Volume:: Second Chinese Language Processing Workshop
Month:: October
Year:: 2000
Address:: Hong Kong, China
Venue:: CLP
SIG:: SIGHAN
Publisher:: Association for Computational Linguistics
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Pages:: 116–123
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URL:: https://preview.aclanthology.org/jlcl-multiple-ingestion/W00-1217/
DOI:: 10.3115/1117769.1117788
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Cite (ACL):: John J. Kovarik. 2000. How Should a Large Corpus Be Built?-A Comparative Study of Closure in Annotated Newspaper Corpora from Two Chinese Sources, Towards Building a Larger Representative Corpus Merged from Representative Sublanguage Collections. In Second Chinese Language Processing Workshop, pages 116–123, Hong Kong, China. Association for Computational Linguistics.
Cite (Informal):: How Should a Large Corpus Be Built?-A Comparative Study of Closure in Annotated Newspaper Corpora from Two Chinese Sources, Towards Building a Larger Representative Corpus Merged from Representative Sublanguage Collections (Kovarik, CLP 2000)
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