Releases: discourse-lab/dimlex
DiMLex 2.0 - Lexicon of German Connectives
This is the second, updated release of the lexicon of German connectives. For each connective, we include orthographic and syntactic information, as well as disambiguation information (= does this term have a non-connective reading?).
In this new release (v2.0), we include associated semantic readings for each connective, including initial annotation statistics (relative frequency of the different readings). Readings are selected from the inventory of the Penn Discourse Treebank version 3.0 (PDTB3).
Compared to v1.0.1, the entire lexicon has been revised, including removing/adding few entries, renaming tags to make them more descriptive, and adding systematic semantic information.
Compared to v1.0, license information has been added.
Compared to v0.9, the lexicon is greatly extended (by almost ~100 connectives) and systematically validated.
DiMLex 1.0.1 - Lexicon of German Connectives
This is the first full release of the lexicon of German connectives. For each connective, we include orthographic and syntactic information, as well as disambiguation info (= does this term have a non-connective reading?).
Compared to v0.9, the lexicon is greatly extended (by almost ~100 connectives) and systematically validated.
Compared to v1.0, license information has been added.
DiMLex 1.0 - Lexicon of German Connectives
This is the first full release of the lexicon of German connectives. For each connective, we include orthographic and syntactic information, as well as disambiguation info (= does this term have a non-connective reading?).
Compared to v0.9, the lexicon is greatly extended (by almost ~100 connectives) and systematically validated.
DiMLex 0.9 - Lexicon of German Connectives
This is a DiMLex, a lexicon of German connectives. For each connective, we include orthographic and syntactic information, as well as disambiguation info (= does this term have a non-connective reading?).
This release is equivalent to the old version of DiMLex, as it was distributed before hosting it at github.