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COM.ONIXSUITE.9782875587671 03 01 Presses universitaires de Louvain 01 SKU 82557PDF 02 2875587676 03 9782875587671 15 9782875587671 00 ED E107 BE Creative Commons CC-BY-NC-ND 01 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ 10 02 14 01 02 Volume 7 Cahiers du CENTAL Traitement automatisé du langage 01 01 Numéro 7 eLexicography in the 21st century : New challenges, new applications Proceedings of eLex 2009, Louvain-la-Neuve, 22-24 October 2009 1 B01 01 Onixsuite Contributor ID 5589 Sylviane Granger Granger, Sylviane Sylviane Granger 2 B01 01 Onixsuite Contributor ID 5593 Magali Paquot Paquot, Magali Magali Paquot 1 01 eng 02 eng 07 476 03 10 LAN009000 24 INTERNET anglais 24 INTERNET Langues germaniques 24 INTERNET Langues, liguistique et littératures 29 2012 3147 Linguistique, Sciences du langage 93 C 01 06 Lexicographes, ingénieurs des langues vivantes, informaticiens, linguistes 03 00 La lexicographie vit une véritable révolution. Le remplacement rapide de l'imprimé par le numérique ouvre des perspectives excitantes mais impose aussi des défis majeurs à la discipline. 03 00 The field of lexicography is undergoing a major revolution. The rapid replacement of the traditional paper dictionary by electronic dictionaries opens up exciting possibilities but also constitutes a major challenge to the field. The eLexicography in the 21st Century: New Challenges, New Applications conference organized by the Centre for English Corpus Linguistics of the Université catholique de Louvain in October 2009 aimed to bring together the many researchers around the world who are working in the fast developing field of electronic lexicography and to act as a showcase for the latest lexicographic developments and software solutions in the field. The conference attracted both academics and industrial partners from 30 different countries who presented electronic dictionary projects dealing with no less than 22 languages. The resulting proceedings volume bears witness to the tremendous vitality and diversity of research in the field. The volume covers a wide range span of topics, including: -the use of language resources for lexicographic purposes, in the form of lexical databases like WordNet or corpora of different types - innovative changes to the dictionary structure afforded by the electronic medium, in particular multiple access routes and efficient integration of phraseology -specialised dictionaries (e.g. SMS dictionaries, sign language dictionaries) -automated customisation of dictionaries in function of users' needs -exploitation of Natural Language Processing tools - integration of electronic dictionaries into language learning and teaching 02 00 The field of lexicography is undergoing a major revolution. The rapid replacement of the traditional paper dictionary by electronic dictionaries opens up exciting possibilities but also constitutes a major challenge to the... 03 00 The field of lexicography is undergoing a major revolution. The rapid replacement of the traditional paper dictionary by electronic dictionaries opens up exciting possibilities but also constitutes a major challenge to the field. The eLexicography in the 21st Century: New Challenges, New Applications conference organized by the Centre for English Corpus Linguistics of the Université catholique de Louvain in October 2009 aimed to bring together the many researchers around the world who are working in the fast developing field of electronic lexicography and to act as a showcase for the latest lexicographic developments and software solutions in the field. The conference attracted both academics and industrial partners from 30 different countries who presented electronic dictionary projects dealing with no less than 22 languages. The resulting proceedings volume bears witness to the tremendous vitality and diversity of research in the field. The volume covers a wide range span of topics, including: -the use of language resources for lexicographic purposes, in the form of lexical databases like WordNet or corpora of different types - innovative changes to the dictionary structure afforded by the electronic medium, in particular multiple access routes and efficient integration of phraseology -specialised dictionaries (e.g. SMS dictionaries, sign language dictionaries) -automated customisation of dictionaries in function of users' needs -exploitation of Natural Language Processing tools - integration of electronic dictionaries into language learning and teaching 02 00 The field of lexicography is undergoing a major revolution. The rapid replacement of the traditional paper dictionary by electronic dictionaries opens up exciting possibilities but also constitutes a major challenge to the field. 03 02 04 00 Table of Contents v Acknowledgements ix Papers 1 Andrea Abel, Towards a systematic classification framework for dictionaries and CALL 3 James Breen, Identification of neologisms in Japanese by corpus analysis 13 Annelen Brunner, Kathrin Steyer, Wortverbindungsfelder – Fields of multi-word expressions 23 Louise-Amélie Cougnon, Richard Beaufort, SSLD: a French SMS to Standard Language Dictionary 33 Patrick Drouin, Extracting a bilingual transdisciplinary scientiﬁc lexicon 43 Isabel Durán-Muñoz, Specialised lexicographical resources: a survey of translators' needs 55 Carolina Flinz, DIL: a German-Italian online specialized dictionary of linguistics 67 Nuria Gala, Véronique Rey, Acquiring semantics from structured corpora to enrich an existing lexicon 77 Sylviane Granger, Magali Paquot, Customising a general EAP dictionary to meet learner needs 87 Antton Gurrutxaga, Igor Leturia, Eli Pociello, Xabier Saralegi, Iñaki San Vicente, Evaluation of an automatic process for specialized web corpora collection and term extraction for Basque 97 Patrick Hanks, Elliptical arguments: a problem in relating meaning to use 109 Thomas Herbst, Peter Uhrig, Valency information online – research and pedagogic reference tools 125 Kristina Hmeljak Sangawa, Tomaž Erjavec, Yoshiko Kawamura, Automated collection of Japanese word usage examples from a parallel and a monolingual corpus 137 Olga Karpova, Mikhail Gorbunov, Cultural values in a learner's dictionary: in search of a model 149 Annette Klosa, On the combination of automated information and lexicographically interpreted information in two German online dictionaries 157 Jette Hedegaard Kristoffersen, Thomas Troelsgård, Making a dictionary without words: lemmatization problems in a sign language dictionary 165 Vincent Lannoy, Free online dictionaries: why and how? 173 Godelieve Laureys, The Hub&Spoke Model put into practice. Report on the semi-automatic extraction of a pre-version of a Finnish-Danish dictionary from a multilingual interlinkable database 183 Robert Lew, Patryk Tokarek, Entry menus in bilingual electronic dictionaries 193 Marie-Claude L'Homme, Designing specialized dictionaries with natural language processing. Examples of applications in the fields of computing and climate change 203 Hanhong Li, Word frequency distribution for electronic learner's dictionaries 217 Marc Luder, Building an OLIF-based lexical database for representing constructions 229 Cédric Messiant, Thierry Poibeau, Automatic lexical acquisition from corpora: some limitations and tentative solutions 241 Mojca Pecman, Claudie Juilliard, Natalie Kübler, Alexandra Volanschi, Processing collocations in a terminological database based on a cross-disciplinary study of scientific texts 249 Bálint Sass, Júlia Pajzs, FDVC – Creating a corpus-driven frequency dictionary of verb phrase constructions for Hungarian 263 Stefania Spina, The Dici project: towards a dictionary of Italian collocations integrated with an online language learning platform 273 Daniela Tiscornia, An ontology-based approach to the multilingual complexity of law 283 Sabine Tittel, Dynamic access to a static dictionary: a lexicographical "cathedral" lives to see the twenty-first century – the Dictionnaire étymologique de l'ancien français 295 Lars Trap-Jensen, Access to multiple lexical resources at a stroke: integrating dictionary, corpus and Wordnet data 303 Agnès Tutin, Showing phraseology in context: onomasiological access to lexico-grammatical patterns in corpora of French scientific writings 313 Isabel Verdaguer, Elisabet Comelles, Natàlia J. Laso, Eva Giménez, Danica Salazar, SciE-Lex : an electronic lexical database for the Spanish medical community 325 Serge Verlinde, The Base lexicale du français: a multi-purpose lexicographic tool 335 Alexandra Volanschi, Natalie Kübler, Building an electronic combinatory dictionary as a writing aid tool for researchers in biology 343 Michael Zock, Tonio Wandmacher, Ekaterina Ovchinnikova, Are vector-based approaches a feasible solution to the "tip-of-the-tongue" problem? 355 Posters and software demonstrations 367 Margarita Alonso Ramos, Alfonso Nishikawa, Orsolya Vincze, DiCE in the web. An online Spanish collocation dictionary 369 Margarita Alonso Ramos, Leo Wanner, Nancy Vázquez Veiga, Orsolya Vincze, Estela Mosqueira Suárez, Sabela Prieto González, Tagging collocations for learners 375 James Breen, WWWJDIC – A feature-rich WWW-based Japanese dictionary 381 Elisa Corino, Cristina Onesti, Have I got the wrong definition of …? How to write simple technical definitions on the basis of examples taken from Newsgroup discussions 387 Nathalie Gasiglia, Some editorial orientations for a multi-tier electronic monolingual school dictionary 393 Fadila Hadouche, Marie-Claude L’Homme, Guy Lapalme, Automatic annotation of actants in specialized corpora 399 Jakob Halskov, Pia Jarvad, Automated extraction of neologisms for lexicography 405 Adam Kilgarriff, Vojtěch Kovář, Pavel Rychlý, Tickbox Lexicography 411 Vera Kuzmina, Anna Rylova, ABBYY Lingvo electronic dictionary platform and Lingvo Content dictionary writing system 419 Margit Langemets, Andres Loopmann, Ülle Viks, Dictionary management system for bilingual dictionaries 425 Héctor Martínez, Marta Villegas, Núria Bel, Santiago Bel, Francesca Alemany, Lexicography in the grid environment 431 Carolin Müller-Spitzer, Christine Möhrs, The "Online Bibliography of Electronic Lexicography" (OBELEX) 439 Cornelia Tschichold, From lexical database to intelligent vocabulary trainers 445 Eveline Wandl-Vogt, Multiple access routes. The dictionary of Bavarian dialects in Austria / Wörterbuch der bairischen Mundarten in Österreich (WBÖ) 451 Christos Tsalidis, Mavina Pantazara, Panagiotis Minos, Elena Mantzari, NLP tools for lexicographic applications in Modern Greek) 457 16 00 La collection est une publication du Centre de traitement automatique du langage. Ses objectifs principaux sont de contribuer à la diffusion des travaux en linguistique et linguistique informatique et de participer à la promotion de ces disciplines. 17 00 La collection Cahiers du CENTAL est une publication du Centre de traitement automatique du langage. 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