FRIDA - Revision history

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	== Participants ==		== Participants ==
	*FRIDA-B1		*FRIDA-A2
	**Anton Maria Prati (Italian, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia)		**Anton Maria Prati (Italian, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia)
	**Emma van den Bold (German, Universität Bern)		**Emma van den Bold (German, Universität Bern)

imported>Martins at 12:40, 4 August 2014

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	== Participants ==		== Participants ==
	*FRIDA-B1		*FRIDA-B1
			**Anton Maria Prati (Italian, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia)
	**Emma van den Bold (German, Universität Bern)		**Emma van den Bold (German, Universität Bern)
	**Imane Taghbalout (French, Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Informatique et d’Analyse des Systèmes)		**Imane Taghbalout (French, Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Informatique et d’Analyse des Systèmes)

imported>Martins at 14:24, 30 July 2014

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	== Participants ==		== Participants ==
	*Anne-Sophie Gloor (French, Université de Genève)		*FRIDA-B1
	*Anton Maria Prati (Italian, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia)		**Emma van den Bold (German, Universität Bern)
	*Frank Brockmeier (German, Université de Lausanne)		**Imane Taghbalout (French, Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Informatique et d’Analyse des Systèmes)
	*Katrin Renkwitz (German, Rheinische-Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn)		**Lara Pastore (Italian, Université de Genève)
	*Myriam Hilout (French, Université Paris XIII)		**Lorena Giusio (Italian, Università degli studi di Firenze)
	*Monica Gallo (Italian, Université de Genève)		**Michela Di Meo (Italian, Universität Zürich)
			**Sarah Kiener (German, Universität Bern)

			*FRIDA-A1
			**Anne-Sophie Gloor (French, Université de Genève)
			**Anton Maria Prati (Italian, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia)
			**Frank Brockmeier (German, Université de Lausanne)
			**Katrin Renkwitz (German, Rheinische-Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn)
			**Myriam Hilout (French, Université Paris XIII)
			**Monica Gallo (Italian, Université de Genève)

	== Instructions ==		== Instructions ==

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	\|align="center"\|FRIDA-B2		\|align="center"\|FRIDA-B2
	\|align="center"\|5,000		\|align="center"\|5,000
	\|align="center"\|N		\|align="center"\|J
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|FRIDA-C1		\|align="center"\|FRIDA-C1
	\|align="center"\|5,000		\|align="center"\|5,000
	\|align="center"\|N		\|align="center"\|V
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|FRIDA-C2		\|align="center"\|FRIDA-C2
	\|align="center"\|5,000		\|align="center"\|5,000
	\|align="center"\|N		\|align="center"\|O
	\|}		\|}

imported>Martins at 18:33, 29 April 2014

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	== Repository ==		== Repository ==
	The whole FRIDA contains, for each language, 30,000 lemmas, and is divided into 6 different repositories according to the frequency of use of lemmas.		The whole FRIDA contains, for each language, 30,000 lemmas, and is divided into 6 different repositories according to the frequency of use of lemmas.
	*FRIDA-A1 contains the list of the 5,000 most frequent lemmas of the language (including articles, prepositions, conjunctions, auxiliary verbs, etc.);
	*FRIDA-A2 contains the list of the following 5,000 most frequent lemmas of the language (including articles, prepositions, conjunctions, auxiliary verbs, etc.);
	~~And so on, up to FRIDA-C2, according to the table below.<br />~~


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	!Repository		!Repository
	!# of lemmas		!# of lemmas
			!Category
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|FRIDA-A1		\|align="center"\|FRIDA-A1
	\|align="center"\|5,000		\|align="center"\|5,000
			\|align="center"\|N
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|FRIDA-A2		\|align="center"\|FRIDA-A2
	\|align="center"\|5,000		\|align="center"\|5,000
			\|align="center"\|N
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|FRIDA-B1		\|align="center"\|FRIDA-B1
	\|align="center"\|5,000		\|align="center"\|5,000
			\|align="center"\|N
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|FRIDA-B2		\|align="center"\|FRIDA-B2
	\|align="center"\|5,000		\|align="center"\|5,000
			\|align="center"\|N
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|FRIDA-C1		\|align="center"\|FRIDA-C1
	\|align="center"\|5,000		\|align="center"\|5,000
			\|align="center"\|N
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|FRIDA-C2		\|align="center"\|FRIDA-C2
	\|align="center"\|5,000		\|align="center"\|5,000
			\|align="center"\|N
	\|}		\|}

imported>Martins at 11:00, 3 April 2014

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	f the lemma cannot be mapped to any existing UW, then you have to propose a new one. In order to propose new UW's, fill in the corresponding form with the following information:		f the lemma cannot be mapped to any existing UW, then you have to propose a new one. In order to propose new UW's, fill in the corresponding form with the following information:
	*HEADWORD = the corresponding English word, whenever the lemma can be easily translated into English (do not use definitions, but lexical units); or the word in the source language (transliterated into Latin script), otherwise.		*HEADWORD = the corresponding English word, whenever the lemma can be easily translated into English (do not use definitions, but lexical units); or the word in the source language (transliterated into Latin script), otherwise.
	*SYNSET = any synonyms to the headword, if any (in English, if the headword is in English, in the source language, if the headword is not in English). This field is optional, and the elements in the synset must be isolated by comma.		*SYNSET = any synonyms to the headword, if any (in English, if the headword is in English; or in the source language, if the headword is not in English). This field is optional, and the elements in the synset must be isolated by comma.
	*DEFINITION = the definition of the headword in English		*DEFINITION = the definition of the headword in English
	*EXAMPLES = Examples of the use of the headword (in English, if the headword is in English: in the source language, if it is in the source language)		*EXAMPLES = Examples of the use of the headword (in English, if the headword is in English: in the source language, if it is in the source language)

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	== New UW's ==		== New UW's ==
	f the lemma cannot be mapped to any existing UW, then you have to propose a new one. In order to propose new UW's, fill in the corresponding form with the following information:		f the lemma cannot be mapped to any existing UW, then you have to propose a new one. In order to propose new UW's, fill in the corresponding form with the following information:
	HEADWORD = the corresponding English word, whenever the lemma can be easily translated into English (do not use definitions, but lexical units); or the word in the source language (transliterated into Latin script), otherwise.		*HEADWORD = the corresponding English word, whenever the lemma can be easily translated into English (do not use definitions, but lexical units); or the word in the source language (transliterated into Latin script), otherwise.
	SYNSET = any synonyms to the headword, if any (in English, if the headword is in English, in the source language, if the headword is not in English). This field is optional, and the elements in the synset must be isolated by comma.		*SYNSET = any synonyms to the headword, if any (in English, if the headword is in English, in the source language, if the headword is not in English). This field is optional, and the elements in the synset must be isolated by comma.
	DEFINITION = the definition of the headword in English		*DEFINITION = the definition of the headword in English
	EXAMPLES = Examples of the use of the headword (in English, if the headword is in English: in the source language, if it is in the source language)		*EXAMPLES = Examples of the use of the headword (in English, if the headword is in English: in the source language, if it is in the source language)

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	<references />		<references />

imported>Martins at 10:59, 3 April 2014

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	;Comments		;Comments
	:You may leave your doubts or problems here, in order for us to discuss them later, but they must be provided in English, because the discussion will involve the whole group.		:You may leave your doubts or problems here, in order for us to discuss them later, but they must be provided in English, because the discussion will involve the whole group.

			== New UW's ==
			f the lemma cannot be mapped to any existing UW, then you have to propose a new one. In order to propose new UW's, fill in the corresponding form with the following information:
			HEADWORD = the corresponding English word, whenever the lemma can be easily translated into English (do not use definitions, but lexical units); or the word in the source language (transliterated into Latin script), otherwise.
			SYNSET = any synonyms to the headword, if any (in English, if the headword is in English, in the source language, if the headword is not in English). This field is optional, and the elements in the synset must be isolated by comma.
			DEFINITION = the definition of the headword in English
			EXAMPLES = Examples of the use of the headword (in English, if the headword is in English: in the source language, if it is in the source language)

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	<references />		<references />

imported>Martins at 01:31, 31 March 2014

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	;UW		;UW
	:One of your tasks is to map natural language entries to UW's, i.e., to link it to all possible senses that the entry may have. Provide as many UW's as necessary to each lemma, but do not include very rare or unusual cases. And check the order<nowiki>:</nowiki> the most likely senses must appear first.<br />		:One of your tasks is to map natural language entries to UW's, i.e., to link it to all possible senses that the entry may have. Provide as many UW's as necessary to each lemma, but do not include very rare or unusual cases. And check the order<nowiki>:</nowiki> the most likely senses must appear first.<br />
	:The list of lemmas contain only citation forms, i.e., the word as it normally appears in ordinary monolingual dictionaries. You must remember that ordinary dictionaries do not bring inflections. If you find a inflected form as a lemma (such as "glasses", for instance), note that this is not an inflection, but a new lemma/entry<ref>Although originally associated to "glass", "glasses" is today a completely independent word</ref>. You should never associate inflected forms to the UW's corresponding to the non-marked terms (i.e., do not link "glasses" to the senses of "glass", but only to the specific senses of "glasses"). The same will happen in gender: do not link the feminine to a masculine ("africana", in Italian, or "religieuse", in French, are not the feminine forms for "africano" or "religieux" - they are different entries with specific meanings<ref>"africana" is the set of books, documents, artifacts, artistic works, etc., reflecting or concerned with African history, life, or culture; and "religieuse" is a ~~special~~ pastry.</ref>). In case you cannot find any specific meaning for the inflected form, please decline the entry.		:The list of lemmas contain only citation forms, i.e., the word as it normally appears in ordinary monolingual dictionaries. You must remember that ordinary dictionaries do not bring inflections. If you find a inflected form as a lemma (such as "glasses", for instance), note that this is not an inflection, but a new lemma/entry<ref>Although originally associated to "glass", "glasses" is today a completely independent word</ref>. You should never associate inflected forms to the UW's corresponding to the non-marked terms (i.e., do not link "glasses" to the senses of "glass", but only to the specific senses of "glasses"). The same will happen in gender: do not link the feminine to a masculine ("africana", in Italian, or "religieuse", in French, are not the feminine forms for "africano" or "religieux" - they are different entries with specific meanings<ref>"africana" is the set of books, documents, artifacts, artistic works, etc., reflecting or concerned with African history, life, or culture; and "religieuse" is a type of pastry.</ref>). In case you cannot find any specific meaning for the inflected form, please decline the entry.
	:If, by change, the sense that you are searching for does not exist yet in the UNL Dictionary, you must propose a new UW, by filling in the form that appears when your search for a given UW does not provide any output.		:If, by change, the sense that you are searching for does not exist yet in the UNL Dictionary, you must propose a new UW, by filling in the form that appears when your search for a given UW does not provide any output.
	;Base Form		;Base Form

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	;UW		;UW
	:One of your tasks is to map natural language entries to UW's, i.e., to link it to all possible senses that the entry may have. Provide as many UW's as necessary to each lemma, but do not include very rare or unusual cases. And check the order<nowiki>:</nowiki> the most likely senses must appear first.<br />		:One of your tasks is to map natural language entries to UW's, i.e., to link it to all possible senses that the entry may have. Provide as many UW's as necessary to each lemma, but do not include very rare or unusual cases. And check the order<nowiki>:</nowiki> the most likely senses must appear first.<br />
	:The list of lemmas contain only citation forms, i.e., the word as it normally appears in ordinary monolingual dictionaries. You must remember that ordinary dictionaries do not bring inflections. If you find a inflected form as a lemma (such as "glasses", for instance), note that this is not an inflection, but a new lemma/entry<ref>Although originally associated to "glass", "glasses" is today a completely independent word</ref>. You should never associate inflected forms to the UW's corresponding to the non-marked terms (i.e., do not link "glasses" to the senses of "glass", but only to the specific senses of "glasses"). The same will happen in gender: do not link the feminine to a masculine ("africana", in Italian, or "religieuse", in French, are not the feminine forms for "africano" or "religieux" - they are different entries with specific meanings<ref>"africana" is the set of books, documents, artifacts, artistic works, etc., reflecting or concerned with African history, life, or culture; and "religieuse" is a special ~~leftover of a cheese fondue~~.</ref>). In case you cannot find any specific meaning for the inflected form, please decline the entry.		:The list of lemmas contain only citation forms, i.e., the word as it normally appears in ordinary monolingual dictionaries. You must remember that ordinary dictionaries do not bring inflections. If you find a inflected form as a lemma (such as "glasses", for instance), note that this is not an inflection, but a new lemma/entry<ref>Although originally associated to "glass", "glasses" is today a completely independent word</ref>. You should never associate inflected forms to the UW's corresponding to the non-marked terms (i.e., do not link "glasses" to the senses of "glass", but only to the specific senses of "glasses"). The same will happen in gender: do not link the feminine to a masculine ("africana", in Italian, or "religieuse", in French, are not the feminine forms for "africano" or "religieux" - they are different entries with specific meanings<ref>"africana" is the set of books, documents, artifacts, artistic works, etc., reflecting or concerned with African history, life, or culture; and "religieuse" is a special pastry.</ref>). In case you cannot find any specific meaning for the inflected form, please decline the entry.
	:If, by change, the sense that you are searching for does not exist yet in the UNL Dictionary, you must propose a new UW, by filling in the form that appears when your search for a given UW does not provide any output.		:If, by change, the sense that you are searching for does not exist yet in the UNL Dictionary, you must propose a new UW, by filling in the form that appears when your search for a given UW does not provide any output.
	;Base Form		;Base Form

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	\|align="center"\|FRIDA-B2		\|align="center"\|FRIDA-B2
	\|align="center"\|5,000		\|align="center"\|5,000
	\|align="center"\|N		\|align="center"\|J
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|FRIDA-C1		\|align="center"\|FRIDA-C1
	\|align="center"\|5,000		\|align="center"\|5,000
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	\|align="center"\|5,000		\|align="center"\|5,000
	\|align="center"\|N		\|align="center"\|O
	\|}		\|}