TP391 The Basic Processing of Contemporary Chinese Corpus at Peking University SPECIFICATION YU Shi-wen DUAN Hui-ming ZHU Xue-feng Bing SWEN (Institute of Computational Linguistics, Peking University, Beijing, 100871) Abstract: The Institute of Computational Linguistics, Peking University has completed the basic processing of a contemporary Chinese corpus that has 27 million Chinese Characters. In addition to word segmentation and part-of-speech tagging, the processing involves the tagging of proper nouns (person names, place names, organization names and so on), morpheme subcategories and the special usages of verbs and adjectives. The success of this large-scale language engineering is attributed to the SPECIFICATION, which had been made beforehand and was being perfected while in use. We are hereby making an introduction to the SPECIFICATION through this publication, thus inviting the comments from all the experts and our colleagues for the improvement of it. Keywords: contemporary Chinese; corpus; word segmentation; part-of-speech tagging; specification 69483003973 G19980305074863 985 1938 12 1957 12 1937 12 1968 10 4 1
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