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The Linguist's Search Engine: An Overview

The Linguist's Search Engine (LSE) was designed to provide an intuitive, easy-to-use interface that enables language researchers to seek linguistically interesting examples on the Web, based on syntactic and lexical criteria. We briefly describe its user interface and architecture, as well as recent developments that include LSE search capabilities for Chinese.

Philip Resnik | Aaron Elkiss

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