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ELRA's WLR
Validation Centre
at CST
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Validation of Written Language ResourcesIn 2000 ELRA’s Board set up a Validation Committee with the aim to 'maximize the “ease of use” and “suitability” of the language resources (LR) which may be needed for LE-systems'. The term ‘validation’ is understood as the activity involved in quality evaluation of a database against one or more checklists of relevant criteria. These criteria are typically the technical and linguistic specifications that form the basis for the resource. The purpose of validation is to improve the quality of language resources and support their adherence to standards. In the context of ELRA, the validation of written language resources, WLR, refers to both lexica and corpora. In November 2002, ELRA’s Validation Centre for Written Language Resources became operational at CST with its network of experts. Its main task is to develop a methodology for the validation of WLR and write validation manuals for lexical resources and for corpora. The development of the methodology should be based on the experience gained from the validation of resources from the ELRA/ELDA catalogue. In the year 2006 the following tasks are completed or underway:
In addition the following tasks were carried over from 2005 and completed
In the year 2005 the following tasks were carried out :
In addition the following tasks were carried over from 2004
In the year 2004 the following tasks were carried out:
In the year 2003 the following tasks were carried out:
In the year 2002 the following tasks were carried out:
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