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Services and tools from the Text Laboratory

Corpora, databases and language technology resources developed at the Text Laboratory are now mainly located in Humit's searchable resource catalog.

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Below you will find information about services, older resources and other material that is not in the resource catalog.

Older corpora

Contact tekstlab-post@iln.uio.no if you would like more information about the corpora listed below.

  • Bosnian Corpus
    The Bosnian Corpus consists of 1.5 million words written by authors from Bosnia and Herzegovina. The texts are sourced from novels and short stories, essays, children's books, folklore, Islamic texts, legal texts, newspapers, and magazines. Most of the texts were published in the 1990s. The Bosnian corpus was developed in 1998 through a collaboration between the Institute for East European and Oriental Studies and the Text Laboratory.
  • KAL
    3300 texts written by pupils for the final in Norwegian language in 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2001. The database also includes associated grades and other background material.
     
  • Two Corpora with music reviews
    Two corpora with music reviews. One corpus also contains transcriptions of music therapy sessions.
     
  • The Oslo Corpus of Tagged Norwegian Texts, bokmål and nynorsk
    Bokmål: 18.5 million words, taken from newspapers, magazines, novels and public documents. Tagged with the Oslo-Bergen tagger.
    Nynorsk: 3.8 million words, taken from newspapers, magazines, novels and public documents. Tagged with the Oslo-Bergen tagger.
     
  • The Sofie Treebank
    The Sofie Treebank has syntactically analysed sentences from seven North European languages: Danish, Estonian, Faroese, Icelandic, Norwegian, Swedish and German. The sentences are taken from the first chapters of Jostein Gaarder's novel Sophie's World.
    Read about the Nordic Treebank Network

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