Russian Trends: a daily-updated monitor corpus of news articles
The Russian Trends corpus is a Russian monitor corpus made up of news articles or other sources that are regularly updated from their RSS feeds (newsfeeds). The Russian trends corpus is updated daily with new texts and grows by about 3-4 million words each day. These regular updates enable you to use the diachronic analysis tool including the timeline show_chart function and study word usage changes.
Part-of-speech tagset
The Russian Trends corpus was POS annotated and the POS tags summary is available here.
How is the Russian Trends corpus updated?
New texts are downloaded every four hours. Every Tuesday and Friday, all texts downloaded until the previous day are added to the corpus. Duplicate and near-duplicate texts within the same month are removed, but they are kept in different months, e.g. if the same text appears in June twice, only one instance is kept. If the same text appears once in June and once in July, both are kept.
Search the Russian Trends corpus
Sketch Engine offers a range of tools to work with this Russian Trends corpus from news articles.
Where to find Trends
The texts in the corpus are timestamped which enables users to use Trends, the diachronic analysis tool for detecting neologisms and studying word usage changes
Tools to work with the Russian Trends corpus
A complete set of tools is available to work with this Russian Trends corpus from news to generate:
- word sketch – Russian collocations categorized by grammatical relations
- thesaurus – synonyms and similar words for every word
- keywords – terminology extraction of one-word and multi-word units
- word lists – lists of Russian nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc. organized by frequency
- n-grams – frequency list of multi-word units
- concordance – examples in context
- trends – diachronic analysis automatically identifies neologisms and changes in use
- text type analysis – statistics of metadata in the corpus
Bibliography
TenTen corpora
Jakubíček, M., Kilgarriff, A., Kovář, V., Rychlý, P., & Suchomel, V. (2013, July). The TenTen corpus family. In 7th International Corpus Linguistics Conference CL (pp. 125-127).
Suchomel, V., & Pomikálek, J. (2012). Efficient web crawling for large text corpora. In Proceedings of the seventh Web as Corpus Workshop (WAC7) (pp. 39-43).
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