MLRI 2006

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Models for language/application-independent linguistic data Multilingual linguistic data acquisition and maintenance Interaction between different kinds of resources (lexicons, corpora, ontologies, etc.) for different languages Lexical architectures to link data between languages Internationalization of annotations and representations Use of linguistic resources for applications in a multilingual context

Reuse of existing lexical resources in a specific multilingual application Human use of lexical resources in a multilingual context Quality evaluation of multilingual data Standardization issues Use of XML to achieve multilingual interoperability Resources on Asian or Australian lesser-used languages