The ELEXIS Interface for Interoperable Lexical Resources

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Conference object 01 Jan 2019Embargo end date: 14 Oct 2019 Ireland English Publisher:ZenodoJournal:Proceedings of eLex2019Publicly fundedFunded by:EC | ELEXIS

Authors: McCrae, John P.; Tiberius, Carole; Khan, Anas Fahad; Kernerman, Ilan; Declerck, Thierry; Krek, Simon; Monachini, Monica; +1 Authors

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.3518958 , 10.13025/20967 , 10.5281/zenodo.3518959

handle: 10379/15512

The ELEXIS Interface for Interoperable Lexical Resources

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Abstract

ELEXIS is a project that aims to create a European network of lexical resources, and one of the key challenges for this is the development of an interoperable interface for different lexical resources so that further tools may improve the data. This paper describes this interface and in particular describes the five methods of entrance into the infrastructure, through retrodigitization, by conversion to TEI-Lex0, by the TEI-Lex0 format, by the OntoLex format or through the REST interface described in this paper.

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Ireland

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Jožef Stefan Institute
Slovenia
University of Ljubljana
Slovenia
CENTAR ZA DIGITALNE HUMANISTICKE NAUKE
Serbia
Instituut voor Nederlandse Lexicologie
Netherlands
University of Galway
Ireland

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Keywords

REST, JSON, ELEXIS, linked data, infrastructure, TEI, WP1, RDF, WP2, lexicography, strategies, tools, standards for lexicographic resources, Data Science Institute, lexicographic standards

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