Latin WordNet - Revision history

PaoloMonella: Add category wordnet

2021-09-07T16:56:18Z

Add category wordnet

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	[[category:~~semantic~~ analysis]]		[[category:Semantic analysis]]

GabrielBodard: fixed xlink

2019-07-01T17:21:09Z

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	==Description==		==Description==
	The '''Latin WordNet 2.0''' is an on-line, open-access lexico-semantic database of the Latin language. Building on and extending the original work of Stefano Minozzi, this project, under the direction of William Michael Short at the University of Exeter, aims to create a comprehensive model of Latin's semantic system—including its figurative structures and diachronic development—that can be handled and manipulated computationally. Besides constituting an accurate model of the meanings of Latin words, the WordNet also seeks to include rich information about lexical, semantic, and domain relations, thus representing the language as a densely interconnected conceptual map. The original WordNet data is being curated in collaboration with the [[LiLa]] Project, whilst a further about 70,000 lemmas are being added. A second joint project with the University of Genoa is building a dictionary of conceptual metaphor ([[Lexicon Translaticium Latinum]]) as an extension of the Wordnet, in order to capture large-scale figurative patterns in Latin.		The '''Latin WordNet 2.0''' is an on-line, open-access lexico-semantic database of the Latin language. Building on and extending the original work of Stefano Minozzi, this project, under the direction of William Michael Short at the University of Exeter, aims to create a comprehensive model of Latin's semantic system—including its figurative structures and diachronic development—that can be handled and manipulated computationally. Besides constituting an accurate model of the meanings of Latin words, the WordNet also seeks to include rich information about lexical, semantic, and domain relations, thus representing the language as a densely interconnected conceptual map. The original WordNet data is being curated in collaboration with the [[LiLa: Linking Latin]] Project, whilst a further about 70,000 lemmas are being added. A second joint project with the University of Genoa is building a dictionary of conceptual metaphor ([[Lexicon Translaticium Latinum]]) as an extension of the Wordnet, in order to capture large-scale figurative patterns in Latin.

	Available through an intuitive RESTful API, the WordNet can be viewed on the Web or accessed programmatically for integration into other natural language understanding applications.		Available through an intuitive RESTful API, the WordNet can be viewed on the Web or accessed programmatically for integration into other natural language understanding applications.

GabrielBodard: links; cats

2019-07-01T17:19:36Z

links; cats

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	==Available==		==Available==
	* https://latinwordnet.exeter.ac.uk		* https://latinwordnet.exeter.ac.uk

	==Author/Editor==		==Author/Editor==
	* William Short		* William Short

	==Description==		==Description==
	The Latin WordNet 2.0 is an on-line, open-access lexico-semantic database of the Latin language. Building on and extending the original work of Stefano Minozzi, this project, under the direction of William Michael Short at the University of Exeter, aims to create a comprehensive model of Latin's semantic ~~system - - including~~ its figurative structures and diachronic ~~development - - that~~ can be handled and manipulated computationally. Besides constituting an accurate model of the meanings of Latin words, the WordNet also seeks to include rich information about lexical, semantic, and domain relations, thus representing the language as a densely interconnected conceptual map. The original WordNet data is being curated in collaboration with the LiLa Project, whilst a further about 70,000 lemmas are being added. A second joint project with the University of Genoa is building a dictionary of conceptual metaphor (Lexicon Translaticium Latinum) as an extension of the Wordnet, in order to capture large-scale figurative patterns in Latin.		The '''Latin WordNet 2.0''' is an on-line, open-access lexico-semantic database of the Latin language. Building on and extending the original work of Stefano Minozzi, this project, under the direction of William Michael Short at the University of Exeter, aims to create a comprehensive model of Latin's semantic system—including its figurative structures and diachronic development—that can be handled and manipulated computationally. Besides constituting an accurate model of the meanings of Latin words, the WordNet also seeks to include rich information about lexical, semantic, and domain relations, thus representing the language as a densely interconnected conceptual map. The original WordNet data is being curated in collaboration with the [[LiLa]] Project, whilst a further about 70,000 lemmas are being added. A second joint project with the University of Genoa is building a dictionary of conceptual metaphor ([[Lexicon Translaticium Latinum]]) as an extension of the Wordnet, in order to capture large-scale figurative patterns in Latin.

	Available through an intuitive RESTful API, the WordNet can be viewed on the Web or accessed programmatically for integration into other natural language understanding applications.		Available through an intuitive RESTful API, the WordNet can be viewed on the Web or accessed programmatically for integration into other natural language understanding applications.

	[[category:projects]]		[[category:projects]]
			[[category:lexica]]
			[[category:linguistics]]
			[[category:semantic analysis]]

WilliamShort: Created page with "==Available== * https://latinwordnet.exeter.ac.uk ==Author/Editor== * William Short ==Description== The Latin WordNet 2.0 is an on-line, open-access lexico-semantic database o..."

2019-06-28T16:11:15Z

Created page with "==Available== * https://latinwordnet.exeter.ac.uk ==Author/Editor== * William Short ==Description== The Latin WordNet 2.0 is an on-line, open-access lexico-semantic database o..."

New page

==Available==
* https://latinwordnet.exeter.ac.uk
==Author/Editor==
* William Short
==Description==
The Latin WordNet 2.0 is an on-line, open-access lexico-semantic database of the Latin language. Building on and extending the original work of Stefano Minozzi, this project, under the direction of William Michael Short at the University of Exeter, aims to create a comprehensive model of Latin's semantic system - - including its figurative structures and diachronic development - - that can be handled and manipulated computationally. Besides constituting an accurate model of the meanings of Latin words, the WordNet also seeks to include rich information about lexical, semantic, and domain relations, thus representing the language as a densely interconnected conceptual map. The original WordNet data is being curated in collaboration with the LiLa Project, whilst a further about 70,000 lemmas are being added. A second joint project with the University of Genoa is building a dictionary of conceptual metaphor (Lexicon Translaticium Latinum) as an extension of the Wordnet, in order to capture large-scale figurative patterns in Latin.

Available through an intuitive RESTful API, the WordNet can be viewed on the Web or accessed programmatically for integration into other natural language understanding applications.

[[category:projects]]