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1. Deriving Enhanced Universal Dependencies from a Hybrid Dependency-Constituency Treebank

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Pretkalniņa, Lauma, Rituma, Laura, Saulīte, Baiba, Hutchison, David, Editorial Board Member, Kanade, Takeo, Editorial Board Member, Kittler, Josef, Editorial Board Member, Kleinberg, Jon M., Editorial Board Member, Mattern, Friedemann, Editorial Board Member, Mitchell, John C., Editorial Board Member, Naor, Moni, Editorial Board Member, Pandu Rangan, C., Editorial Board Member, Steffen, Bernhard, Editorial Board Member, Terzopoulos, Demetri, Editorial Board Member, Tygar, Doug, Editorial Board Member, Weikum, Gerhard, Series Editor, Goos, Gerhard, Founding Editor, Hartmanis, Juris, Founding Editor, Sojka, Petr, editor, Horák, Aleš, editor, Kopeček, Ivan, editor, and Pala, Karel, editor

Published
2018
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2. Verbalizing Ontologies in Controlled Baltic Languages

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Grūzītis, Normunds, Nešpore, Gunta, and Saulīte, Baiba

Subjects
Computer Science - Computation and Language, Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence
Abstract

Controlled natural languages (mostly English-based) recently have emerged as seemingly informal supplementary means for OWL ontology authoring, if compared to the formal notations that are used by professional knowledge engineers. In this paper we present by examples controlled Latvian language that has been designed to be compliant with the state of the art Attempto Controlled English. We also discuss relation with controlled Lithuanian language that is being designed in parallel.

Published
2012
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4. NACIONĀLĀ KORPUSU KOLEKCIJA KORPUSS.LV.

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SAULĪTE, BAIBA, AUZIŅA, ILZE, and DARĢIS, ROBERTS

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A corpus is a large and structured set of texts, transcribed speech or video recordings intended for linguistic analysis and language technology development. It includes authentic language material that reflects language use. Corpora play an important role in language technologies - both in the development of new methods in many areas of computational linguistics and also in the improvement of existing methods. The analysis of corpora provides objective data, and therefore corpora are very useful in the study of language at its various levels - lexicography and terminology, grammar and semantics, language learning, etc. Latvian National Corpora Collection (LNCC) is a diverse collection of Latvian language corpora representing both written and spoken language and is useful for both linguistic research and language modelling. The collection is intended to cover diverse Latvian language use cases and all the important text types and genres (e.g. news, social media, blogs, books, scientific texts, debates, essays, etc.), taking into account both quality and size aspects. Currently, 35 text and spoken corpora (total size 2.4 billion tokens) representing different types and genres are available. The corpora are created by the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, National Library of Latvia and their partners. Almost all corpora of LNCC are re-annotated with a uniform morpho-syntactic annotation scheme which enables federated search and consistent linguistic analysis in all the LNCC corpora, as well as facilitates selection and mix various corpora for pre-training large Latvian language models. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023

5. Vārdkopas analogi „Latviešu valodas sintaktiski marķētajā korpusā”.

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Rituma, Laura, Nešpore-Bērzkalne, Gunta, Saulīte, Baiba, and Pretkalniņa, Lauma

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2023
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6. Latviešu valodas FrameNet korpuss

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Saulīte, Baiba, primary, Nešpore-Bērzkalne, Gunta, additional, Rituma, Laura, additional, Jūlijs Lasmanis, Viesturs, additional, and Grūzītis, Normunds, additional

Published
2022
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9. Latviešu valodas Frame Net korpuss.

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Saulīte, Baiba, Nešpore-Bērzkalne, Gunta, Rituma, Laura, Lasmanis, Viesturs Jūlijs, and Grūzītis, Normunds

Subjects
FRAMES (Linguistics), VERBS, CORPORA, TERMS & phrases, ANNOTATIONS
Abstract

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Published
2022
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14. Latviešu valodas sintaktiski marķētā korpusa gramatikas modelis.

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Rituma, Laura, Saulīte, Baiba, and Nešpore-Bērzkalne, Gunta

Subjects
COMPUTATIONAL linguistics, NATURAL languages, NATURAL resources, CONSTRUCTION grammar, COMMUNITY development
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Published
2019
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15. 1. KONJUGĀCIJAS DARBĪBAS VĀRDI TĒZAURĀ.

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SAULĪTE, Baiba, PRETKALNIŅA, Lauma, and SPEKTORS, Andrejs

Abstract

This article gives an insight into the inner workings of "Tēzaurs", a machinereadable lexicon and online dictionary of Latvian, currently containing nearly 280 000 entries from over 280 sources. The article contains information about how "Tēzaurs" was constructed, its purpose and its potential uses in linguistic research. Since "Tēzaurs" is a machine-readable lexicon, we can retrieve different types of data from it (e. g., grammatical information - inflectional paradigm, semantic relations). To illustrate what kind of data can be retrieved, the article contains analysis of 700 first conjugation verbs, which are grouped according to their present, past and infinitive stems, as well as derivation with prefixes and homonyms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017

16. TEIKUMA INTONĀCIJA UN INFORMĀCIJAS STRUKTŪRA VECĀKU UN BĒRNU SAZIŅĀ.

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AUZIŅA, Ilze and SAULĪTE, Baiba

Abstract

The article analyzes intonation and information structure of utterances used in parent-child communication. The data of the Annotated Longitudinal Latvian Children's Speech Corpus are used. The Corpus was created during the research project Latvian Language in Monolingual and Bilingual Acquisition: tools, theories and applications and includes orthographically and morphologically annotated audio recordings of 17 to 44 months old children's speech. The Latvian language is a highly inflective language with a rather free word order. In general, the unmarked (i. e., the most common) order of elements in a sentence is subject-verb-object (SVO). In this article sentences with a changed word order are analysed. The importance of prosodic features was explored in selected examples with changed word order. All sentences are of spontaneous speech taken both from children's, and adults' speech. First of all the paper provides an analysis of declarative sentences with a changed word order. The second part of the article contains a study on interrogative sentences. As shown by the investigated data, the utterances used in parent-child communication often have a changed word order: the object is situated before the predicate (verb) (essubj lāciobj ielikšupred iekšāadv 'I will put the teddy-bear inside'), the predicate (or part of the nominal predicate) may also be at the beginning of the sentence (zirdziņšpred tassubj irpred 'It is a horse') etc. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017

17. Annotation of verbal valency in Latvian

Author

Nešpore, Gunta and Saulīte, Baiba

Subjects
Semantic valency, Syntactic valency, Latvių kalba / Latvian language, Lietuva (Lithuania), Valence models, Semantic valence, Syntactic valence, Semantika / Semantics, Latvian language, Kalbos dalys. Morfologija / Morphology, Semantic roles, Sintaksinis valentingumas, Valency models
Abstract

Development of valency resource for Latvian was started recently. The chosen approach takes into account the experience of other projects dealing with verbal valency (such as FrameNet for English, the valency dictionary of Lithuanian by N. Sližienė and Vallex for Czech) and is supplemented with our own ideas. The article describes our approach to the verbal valency annotation – the valency types (syntactic, semantic valency, selectional restrictions), the set of the semantic roles, and presents the tool developed for the valency annotation. Initially two annotation layers are chosen – semantic valency (semantic roles) and syntactic valency – the morphological description of the dependents of the verbs. The valency models (combinations of semantic roles) are generated from the annotated core semantic roles only. Non-core semantic roles are not used in this process because they are not specific enough to particular verbs. In future the annotation of one more valency layer is planned – very general ontological categories (animate, inanimate, abstract object, physical object, human) will be added. An online tool is developed for manual annotation of valences within a pre-selected corpus. The valency models, as well as morphological forms corresponding to each semantic role are suggested automatically. Summarized information of the valency of each verb, as well as a corpus of annotated sentences will be available as a result of the project. Currently valency of approx. 180 verbs (more than 25 000 utterances) is annotated using data from the Balanced Corpus of Modern Latvian.

Published
2013

18. Local meaning in the two-year-old and three-year-old children's speech.

Author

Auziņa, Ilze, Levāne-Petrova, Kristīne, and Saulīte, Baiba

Subjects
SPEECH pattern, CORPORA, LANGUAGE acquisition, CHILDREN, LATVIAN language
Abstract

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Published
2017
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20. Apzīmētāja, sekundāri predikatīva komponenta un izteicēja robežgadījumi.

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Saulīte, Baiba

Abstract

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Published
2014

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