The ParGram collection is a collection of parallel treebanks covering a set of chosen syntactic constructions. The ParGram collection is a collaborative effort of the ParGram project, along with the ParSem project, by researcher groups in industrial and academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParGram is to produce wide coverage grammars for a variety of languages. These are written collaboratively within the linguistic framework of LFG (Lexical Functional Grammar) and with a commonly-agreed-upon set of grammatical features. The XLE (Xerox Linguistic Environment) is used as a development platform. ParSem develops semantic structures based on the ParGram syntactic structures. Most of the ParSem systems use the XLE’s XFR system. Regular semiannual meetings are being held to bring together the various research groups involved in ParGram and ParSem. [less]

The ParTMA collection is a collaborative effort by researcher groups in academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParTMA is to produce parallel treebanks that cover constructions relevant for the semantics of Tense, Mode and Aspect. The treebank sentences are analyzed with the grammars in the ParGram project. [less]

The ParTMA collection is a collaborative effort by researcher groups in academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParTMA is to produce parallel treebanks that cover constructions relevant for the semantics of Tense, Mode and Aspect. The treebank sentences are analyzed with the grammars in the ParGram project. [less]

The ParTMA collection is a collaborative effort by researcher groups in academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParTMA is to produce parallel treebanks that cover constructions relevant for the semantics of Tense, Mode and Aspect. The treebank sentences are analyzed with the grammars in the ParGram project. [less]

The ParTMA collection is a collaborative effort by researcher groups in academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParTMA is to produce parallel treebanks that cover constructions relevant for the semantics of Tense, Mode and Aspect. The treebank sentences are analyzed with the grammars in the ParGram project. [less]

DeepBank is a treebank of English, containing text from the 1989 Wall Street Journal (the same set of sentences annotated in the original Penn Treebank project) annotated with the English Resource Grammar, with rich linguistic annotation on both syntactic and semantic structures, augmented with a robust approximating PCFG for complete coverage. The treebank is searchable via the INESS interface. For downloads and details of the output formats, please see the following MetaShare site: http://metashare.dfki.de/repository/browse/deepbank/d550713c0bd211e38e2e003048d082a41c57b04b11e146f1887ceb7158e2038c/ [less]

The LinGO Redwoods Treebank is a collection of hand-annotated corpora analysed with the LinGO ERG. For each utterance from a corpus, the treebank records (in principle) all analyses hypothesized by the grammar, together with an annotator decision as to which reading is preferred in context. The key innovative aspect of the Redwoods approach to treebanking is the anchoring of all linguistic data captured in the treebank to the HPSG framework and a generally-available broad-coverage grammar of English, viz. the LinGO English Resource Grammar. Unlike existing treebanks, there is no need to define a (new) form of grammatical representation specific to the treebank (and, consequently, less dissemination effort in establishing this representation). Instead, the treebank records complete syntacto-semantic analyses as defined by the LinGO ERG; tools are provided to extract many different types of linguistic information at varying granularity. Other relevant aspects of the Redwoods Treebank include the integration of alternate, though dispreferred analyses for each utterance and the dynamic nature of the annotations: as the underlying grammar evolves and improves its analyses, there is a provision for a (nearly) fully automated update of the treebank against a version of the original corpus analysed with the revised grammar. As a methodological results, part of the Redwoods data are now regularly maintained as part of the grammar regression cycle with each new release of the ERG. [less]

The ParGram collection is a collection of parallel treebanks covering a set of chosen syntactic constructions. The ParGram collection is a collaborative effort of the ParGram project, along with the ParSem project, by researcher groups in industrial and academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParGram is to produce wide coverage grammars for a variety of languages. These are written collaboratively within the linguistic framework of LFG (Lexical Functional Grammar) and with a commonly-agreed-upon set of grammatical features. The XLE (Xerox Linguistic Environment) is used as a development platform. ParSem develops semantic structures based on the ParGram syntactic structures. Most of the ParSem systems use the XLE’s XFR system. Regular semiannual meetings are being held to bring together the various research groups involved in ParGram and ParSem. [less]

The ParTMA collection is a collaborative effort by researcher groups in academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParTMA is to produce parallel treebanks that cover constructions relevant for the semantics of Tense, Mode and Aspect. The treebank sentences are analyzed with the grammars in the ParGram project. [less]

The ParTMA collection is a collaborative effort by researcher groups in academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParTMA is to produce parallel treebanks that cover constructions relevant for the semantics of Tense, Mode and Aspect. The treebank sentences are analyzed with the grammars in the ParGram project. [less]

The ParGram collection is a collection of parallel treebanks covering a set of chosen syntactic constructions. The ParGram collection is a collaborative effort of the ParGram project, along with the ParSem project, by researcher groups in industrial and academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParGram is to produce wide coverage grammars for a variety of languages. These are written collaboratively within the linguistic framework of LFG (Lexical Functional Grammar) and with a commonly-agreed-upon set of grammatical features. The XLE (Xerox Linguistic Environment) is used as a development platform. ParSem develops semantic structures based on the ParGram syntactic structures. Most of the ParSem systems use the XLE’s XFR system. Regular semiannual meetings are being held to bring together the various research groups involved in ParGram and ParSem. [less]

The ParTMA collection is a collaborative effort by researcher groups in academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParTMA is to produce parallel treebanks that cover constructions relevant for the semantics of Tense, Mode and Aspect. The treebank sentences are analyzed with the grammars in the ParGram project. [less]

The ParTMA collection is a collaborative effort by researcher groups in academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParTMA is to produce parallel treebanks that cover constructions relevant for the semantics of Tense, Mode and Aspect. The treebank sentences are analyzed with the grammars in the ParGram project. [less]

The treebank "Proceedings of Norwegian parliamentary debates (2008-2015)" is a collection of transcriptions of Norwegian parliamentary debates between 2008 and 2015, downloaded from https://data.stortinget.no/. Of the total set of documents, it is ongoing work to preprocess documents (e.g register previously unknown words in the document) and load the preprocessed documents into INESS for automatic parsing; hence, as of June 2016, the size of the treebank is still growing. To see the updated info on treebank size and which documents are included, please choose the relevant treebank, and then click "Treebank Details" (in the left-hand menu). Each sentence has the following metadata which is searchable in the INESS search system: (1) language variety - Norwegian bokmål (nob) or Norwegian nynorsk (nno), based on the automatic recognition of language variety, implemented by Paul Meurer at Uni Research Computing. There are also some transcriptions from speeches in English and Danish. (2) Speaker's name (3) Date and time (4) Political party to which the speaker belongs (5) Type of contribution (e.g. 'hovedinnlegg' [main contribution] or 'replikk' [reply]). AVAILABILITY: The material from 2008- 2015 is searchable via the corpus tool Corpuscle. Via the treebank portal INESS (clarino.uib.no/iness) you can search in sentence analyses from the material (for that set of documents that have currently been preprocessed and the automatically parsed). [less]

The treebank "Proceedings of Norwegian parliamentary debates (2008-2015)" is a collection of transcriptions of Norwegian parliamentary debates between 2008 and 2015, downloaded from https://data.stortinget.no/. Of the total set of documents, it is ongoing work to preprocess documents (e.g register previously unknown words in the document) and load the preprocessed documents into INESS for automatic parsing; hence, as of June 2016, the size of the treebank is still growing. To see the updated info on treebank size and which documents are included, please choose the relevant treebank, and then click "Treebank Details" (in the left-hand menu). Each sentence has the following metadata which is searchable in the INESS search system: (1) language variety - Norwegian bokmål (nob) or Norwegian nynorsk (nno), based on the automatic recognition of language variety, implemented by Paul Meurer at Uni Research Computing. There are also some transcriptions from speeches in English and Danish. (2) Speaker's name (3) Date and time (4) Political party to which the speaker belongs (5) Type of contribution (e.g. 'hovedinnlegg' [main contribution] or 'replikk' [reply]). AVAILABILITY: The material from 2008- 2015 is searchable via the corpus tool Corpuscle. Via the treebank portal INESS (clarino.uib.no/iness) you can search in sentence analyses from the material (for that set of documents that have currently been preprocessed and the automatically parsed). [less]

The treebank "Proceedings of Norwegian parliamentary debates (2008-2015)" is a collection of transcriptions of Norwegian parliamentary debates between 2008 and 2015, downloaded from https://data.stortinget.no/. Of the total set of documents, it is ongoing work to preprocess documents (e.g register previously unknown words in the document) and load the preprocessed documents into INESS for automatic parsing; hence, as of June 2016, the size of the treebank is still growing. To see the updated info on treebank size and which documents are included, please choose the relevant treebank, and then click "Treebank Details" (in the left-hand menu). Each sentence has the following metadata which is searchable in the INESS search system: (1) language variety - Norwegian bokmål (nob) or Norwegian nynorsk (nno), based on the automatic recognition of language variety, implemented by Paul Meurer at Uni Research Computing. There are also some transcriptions from speeches in English and Danish. (2) Speaker's name (3) Date and time (4) Political party to which the speaker belongs (5) Type of contribution (e.g. 'hovedinnlegg' [main contribution] or 'replikk' [reply]). AVAILABILITY: The material from 2008- 2015 is searchable via the corpus tool Corpuscle. Via the treebank portal INESS (clarino.uib.no/iness) you can search in sentence analyses from the material (for that set of documents that have currently been preprocessed and the automatically parsed). [less]

The treebank "Proceedings of Norwegian parliamentary debates (2008-2015)" is a collection of transcriptions of Norwegian parliamentary debates between 2008 and 2015, downloaded from https://data.stortinget.no/. Of the total set of documents, it is ongoing work to preprocess documents (e.g register previously unknown words in the document) and load the preprocessed documents into INESS for automatic parsing; hence, as of June 2016, the size of the treebank is still growing. To see the updated info on treebank size and which documents are included, please choose the relevant treebank, and then click "Treebank Details" (in the left-hand menu). Each sentence has the following metadata which is searchable in the INESS search system: (1) language variety - Norwegian bokmål (nob) or Norwegian nynorsk (nno), based on the automatic recognition of language variety, implemented by Paul Meurer at Uni Research Computing. There are also some transcriptions from speeches in English and Danish. (2) Speaker's name (3) Date and time (4) Political party to which the speaker belongs (5) Type of contribution (e.g. 'hovedinnlegg' [main contribution] or 'replikk' [reply]). AVAILABILITY: The material from 2008- 2015 is searchable via the corpus tool Corpuscle. Via the treebank portal INESS (clarino.uib.no/iness) you can search in sentence analyses from the material (for that set of documents that have currently been preprocessed and the automatically parsed). [less]

The treebank "Proceedings of Norwegian parliamentary debates (2008-2015)" is a collection of transcriptions of Norwegian parliamentary debates between 2008 and 2015, downloaded from https://data.stortinget.no/. Of the total set of documents, it is ongoing work to preprocess documents (e.g register previously unknown words in the document) and load the preprocessed documents into INESS for automatic parsing; hence, as of June 2016, the size of the treebank is still growing. To see the updated info on treebank size and which documents are included, please choose the relevant treebank, and then click "Treebank Details" (in the left-hand menu). Each sentence has the following metadata which is searchable in the INESS search system: (1) language variety - Norwegian bokmål (nob) or Norwegian nynorsk (nno), based on the automatic recognition of language variety, implemented by Paul Meurer at Uni Research Computing. There are also some transcriptions from speeches in English and Danish. (2) Speaker's name (3) Date and time (4) Political party to which the speaker belongs (5) Type of contribution (e.g. 'hovedinnlegg' [main contribution] or 'replikk' [reply]). AVAILABILITY: The material from 2008- 2015 is searchable via the corpus tool Corpuscle. Via the treebank portal INESS (clarino.uib.no/iness) you can search in sentence analyses from the material (for that set of documents that have currently been preprocessed and the automatically parsed). [less]

The "NorGramBank – Newspaper text (years 2012, 2013) in Norwegian Bokmål from the Norwegian Newspaper Corpus" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from the years 2012 and 2013 from the Norwegian Newspaper Corpus (NCC). This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 246397 sentences, 3157558 words and 1543 documents. Note that the available treebank contains only those newspaper articles from 2012 and 2013 that have been manually preprocessed; see details otherwheres in the metadata. [less]

The "NorGramBank children’s fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 389564 sentences, 4111213 words and 155 documents. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGram Non-fiction text in Norwegian Bokmål from Forskning.no" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from the Norwegian popular science website Forskning.no. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 489341 sentences, 8321480 words and 13243 documents. [less]

The "NorGramBank Newspaper text in Norwegian Bokmål from the LBK" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from the Norwegian reference corpus for Norwegian Bokmål, Leksikografisk Bokmålskorpus (LBK). This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 173914 sentences, 2661597 words and 599 documents. [less]

The "NorGramBank non-fiction text in Norwegian Bokmål from the LBK" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from the Norwegian reference corpus for Norwegian Bokmål, Leksikografisk Bokmålskorpus (LBK). This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 173914 sentences, 2661597 words and 599 documents. [less]

The "NorGramBank television subtitles in Norwegian Bokmål from LBK" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from the Norwegian reference corpus for Norwegian Bokmål, Leksikografisk Bokmålskorpus (LBK). This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 18043 sentences, 127844 words and 16 documents. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in older Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in older Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in older Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The treebank "NorGram NDT in LFG in Norwegian Bokmål (derivate from the Norwegian Dependency Treebank)" is based on the text material in the Norwegian Dependency Treebank (NDT), available from Språkbanken at National Library of Norway. The sentences have been parsed and disambiguated in the Norwegian LFG treebank using the NorGram LFG grammar. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The "NorGramBank fiction in Norwegian Bokmål" treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on data taken from bokhylla.no at the National Library of Norway. This treebank is part of INESS NorGramBank collection (see URL in metadata). As of October 2015, the treebank comprises 2 469 916 sentences and 26 903 637 words. The source text was OCR-read by the National Library of Norway; INESS has preprocessed the source text semi-automatically with regard to OCR errors (misinterpreted letters etc) before syntactic parsing. [less]

The «Corona texts from NRK» treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus. It is based on data transcribed from the two newscasts Dagsrevyen and Supernytt produced by the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK). [less]

The ParGram collection is a collection of parallel treebanks covering a set of chosen syntactic constructions. The ParGram collection is a collaborative effort of the ParGram project, along with the ParSem project, by researcher groups in industrial and academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParGram is to produce wide coverage grammars for a variety of languages. These are written collaboratively within the linguistic framework of LFG (Lexical Functional Grammar) and with a commonly-agreed-upon set of grammatical features. The XLE (Xerox Linguistic Environment) is used as a development platform. ParSem develops semantic structures based on the ParGram syntactic structures. Most of the ParSem systems use the XLE’s XFR system. Regular semiannual meetings are being held to bring together the various research groups involved in ParGram and ParSem. [less]

The ParTMA collection is a collaborative effort by researcher groups in academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParTMA is to produce parallel treebanks that cover constructions relevant for the semantics of Tense, Mode and Aspect. The treebank sentences are analyzed with the grammars in the ParGram project. [less]

The INESS Sofie Norwegian Treebank. The treebank is a syntactically annotated corpus based on the first chapters of the novel “Sofies verden” by Jostein Gaarder, published by Aschehoug forlag. The sentence-analyses are produced by INESS for the META-NORD project, whose goal was to promote the accessability of existing treebanks for the languages in the project. The corpus is automatically analyzed with the NorGram LFG grammar and all analyses are manually verified. [less]

The Norwegian part of the META-NORD Sofie Parallel Treebank, a syntactically annotated parallel corpus based on the first chapters of the novel “Sofies verden” (Sophie's World) by Jostein Gaarder, published by Aschehoug forlag. The treebank consists of grammatical annotations of extracts from the original and was created by the INESS project for META-NORD. For more information, see the metadata description of the META-NORD Sofie Parallel Treebank. [less]

The ParGram collection is a collection of parallel treebanks covering a set of chosen syntactic constructions. The ParGram collection is a collaborative effort of the ParGram project, along with the ParSem project, by researcher groups in industrial and academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParGram is to produce wide coverage grammars for a variety of languages. These are written collaboratively within the linguistic framework of LFG (Lexical Functional Grammar) and with a commonly-agreed-upon set of grammatical features. The XLE (Xerox Linguistic Environment) is used as a development platform. ParSem develops semantic structures based on the ParGram syntactic structures. Most of the ParSem systems use the XLE’s XFR system. Regular semiannual meetings are being held to bring together the various research groups involved in ParGram and ParSem. [less]

The ParTMA collection is a collaborative effort by researcher groups in academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParTMA is to produce parallel treebanks that cover constructions relevant for the semantics of Tense, Mode and Aspect. The treebank sentences are analyzed with the grammars in the ParGram project. [less]

The ParGram collection is a collection of parallel treebanks covering a set of chosen syntactic constructions. The ParGram collection is a collaborative effort of the ParGram project, along with the ParSem project, by researcher groups in industrial and academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParGram is to produce wide coverage grammars for a variety of languages. These are written collaboratively within the linguistic framework of LFG (Lexical Functional Grammar) and with a commonly-agreed-upon set of grammatical features. The XLE (Xerox Linguistic Environment) is used as a development platform. ParSem develops semantic structures based on the ParGram syntactic structures. Most of the ParSem systems use the XLE’s XFR system. Regular semiannual meetings are being held to bring together the various research groups involved in ParGram and ParSem. [less]

The ParTMA collection is a collaborative effort by researcher groups in academic institutions around the world. The aim of ParTMA is to produce parallel treebanks that cover constructions relevant for the semantics of Tense, Mode and Aspect. The treebank sentences are analyzed with the grammars in the ParGram project. [less]