DOI: 10.18002/10612/6920
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Creación de un Framework para el tratamiento de corpus lingüísticos = Development of a Framework for corpus linguistic analysis

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“…ACM-theatre 15 (Sanjurjo-González 2017a, 2017b was developed as part of a doctoral dissertation within the ACTRES research group. It was originally developed as software for corpus linguistic analysis that allows users to build bi/multilingual, comparable and monolingual corpora without technical assistance, and be able to annotate, align and process these at different layers.…”
Section: Acm-theatrementioning
confidence: 99%
“…ACM-theatre 15 (Sanjurjo-González 2017a, 2017b was developed as part of a doctoral dissertation within the ACTRES research group. It was originally developed as software for corpus linguistic analysis that allows users to build bi/multilingual, comparable and monolingual corpora without technical assistance, and be able to annotate, align and process these at different layers.…”
Section: Acm-theatrementioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are many approaches for corpus storage regarding corpus analysis software. Sanjurjo-González [1] offers a comprehensive survey of the available corpus analysis software characterised by linguistic and technological features. In this survey, we can find tools based on SQL databases, mixed approaches that employ SQL, software that makes use of dedicated implementations for corpus indexing and querying [2] and last, software that employs plain-text corpora.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most popular approaches for concordancers are those that are SQL-based, or dedicated implementations that use CQP/CWB [3]. For instance, SQL is used in corpus.bye.edu 2 and PELCRA 3 , CQP/CWB is used in CQPWeb [4] and ACM 4 [5], among others. Although these approaches offer different performances using extreme scale cor-pora, there is no significant difference employing a smaller corpus for a linguistic oriented user carrying out the most common corpus linguistic operations such as KWIC (Key Word In Context) concordances, frequency lists, collocations, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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