kaWaC: Georgian Corpus from the Web
The Georgian Web Corpus (kaWaC) is a Georgian corpus made up of texts collected from the Internet. The corpus was prepared according to standards described in the document A Corpus Factory for Many Languages (Kilgarriff et al. at LREC 2010).
This Georgian corpus was created during Lexicom 2013 and contains more than 50 million words. Texts were cleaned and deduplicated but not part-of-speech tagged yet.
Tools to work with the Georgian corpus
A complete set of tools is available to work with this Georgian corpus to generate:
- word lists – lists of words organized by frequency
- n-grams – frequency list of multi-word units
- concordance – examples in context
- keywords– terminology extraction of one-word
- text type analysis – statistics of metadata in the corpus
Changelog
initial version (June 2013)
- crawled 50 million words
Bibliography
Corpus factory method
Adam Kilgarriff, Siva Reddy, Jan Pomikálek, and Avinesh PVS. A corpus factory for many languages. In LREC workshop on Web Services and Processing Pipelines, Malta, May 2010.
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