论文信息 - Advanced Corpus Solutions for Humanities Researchers

Advanced Corpus Solutions for Humanities Researchers

This paper describes the design and implementation of an interface to corpora in 12 languages, stemming from the analysis of the needs of a diverse group of users: language teachers and language students, (non-computational) linguists, researchers in history and translation studies. We identified a set of requirements shared across the disciplines, as well as more specific requirements from the targeted user groups. The interface is designed to handle large-scale corpora of 20-500 million words.

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