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The monolingual resources are the following: | The monolingual resources are the following: | ||
*in UNL | *in UNL | ||
**The [[UNL Dictionary]], or simply UNL<sup>dic</sup>, which is a | **The [[UNL Dictionary]], or simply UNL<sup>dic</sup>, which is a list of UWs along with their semantic features | ||
**The [[UNL Knowledge Base]], or simply UNL<sup>kb</sup>, which is a network with systematic relations between UWs | **The [[UNL Knowledge Base]], or simply UNL<sup>kb</sup>, which is a network with systematic relations between UWs | ||
**The [[UNL Example Base]], or simply UNL<sup>eb</sup>, which is a network with episodic relations between UWs | **The [[UNL Example Base]], or simply UNL<sup>eb</sup>, which is a network with episodic relations between UWs | ||
*in natural language | *in natural language | ||
**The [[NL Dictionary]], or simply NL<sup>dic</sup>, which is a list of natural language headwords | **The [[NL Dictionary]], or simply NL<sup>dic</sup>, which is a list of natural language headwords with the corresponding morphological and syntactic features | ||
== Bilingual databases == | == Bilingual databases == | ||
The bilingual resources are the following | The bilingual resources are the following | ||
*The [[UNL-NL Dictionary]], or simply UNL-NL<sup>dic</sup>, which is list of systematic lexical mappings between | *The [[UNL-NL Dictionary]], or simply UNL-NL<sup>dic</sup>, which is list of systematic lexical mappings between UW's and natural language entries | ||
*The [[UNLization Memory]], or UNL Memory Base, or simply UNL<sup>MB</sup>, which is a list of mappings between UNL and a given natural language | *The [[UNLization Memory]], or UNL Memory Base, or simply UNL<sup>MB</sup>, which is a list of mappings between UNL and a given natural language | ||
Revision as of 15:25, 17 September 2012
In the UNL framework, there are two major types of lexical databases: monolingual and bilingual.
Monolingual databases
The monolingual resources are the following:
- in UNL
- The UNL Dictionary, or simply UNLdic, which is a list of UWs along with their semantic features
- The UNL Knowledge Base, or simply UNLkb, which is a network with systematic relations between UWs
- The UNL Example Base, or simply UNLeb, which is a network with episodic relations between UWs
- in natural language
- The NL Dictionary, or simply NLdic, which is a list of natural language headwords with the corresponding morphological and syntactic features
Bilingual databases
The bilingual resources are the following
- The UNL-NL Dictionary, or simply UNL-NLdic, which is list of systematic lexical mappings between UW's and natural language entries
- The UNLization Memory, or UNL Memory Base, or simply UNLMB, which is a list of mappings between UNL and a given natural language
