EASTIN-CL Multilingual Ontology of Assistive Technology

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EASTIN-CL Multilingual Ontology of Assistive Technology

EASTIN-CL Multilingual Ontology of Assistive Technology was created within the EASTIN-CL project aimed at applying language technologies to portal of assistive technologies http://www.eastin.eu to enhance it and it more accessible for people in different languages.

Based on Multilingual Ontology a query tool was built allowing users of the portal to type the lookup words which are then mapped to assistive device product classes.

The terminology resource was created by first selecting base terminology in English, then having domain experts translate it into 6 other languages.

The terminology resource is linked to ISO9999 classes. The current version 2 of it is aligned with ISO9999:2011 version of the classifier.

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DistributionAvailability

Available - Restricted Use

Licence

CC - BY - SA

Distribution Access/Medium: Downloadable

Distribution rights holders:

Tilde and other members of EASTIN-CL Consortium

Contact Person

Roberts Rozis

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Lexical Conceptual Resource General Information

Ontology

Multilingual text lexicalConceptualResourceLanguages

Estonian (12,777 Terms) Lithuanian (13,043 Terms) German (12,777 Terms) English (12,777 Terms) Danish (12,777 Terms) Italian (12,777 Terms) Latvian (12,777 Terms)

Linguality

Linguality type: Multilingual

Multi-linguality type: Parallel

Size

12,777 Entries

89,439 Terms

Character encoding

UTF - 8

Domains

assistive technology

Modalities

Written Language

Resource Creation

Funding Project

Crosslingual and multimodal Search in a Portal for Support of Assisted Living (EASTIN-CL - Grant Agreement n° 250432)

URL: http://www.eastin-cl...

Funding Type: Eu Funds

Funder: ICT-PSP-2009-5-3

Project duration: 01/03/2010 - 31/05/2012

Metadata

Created: 20/06/2012

Last Updated: 05/10/2012

Metadata Creator

Roberts Rozis

Version

Version: v.2, final

Usage

Access tools

http://www.eastin-eu/

Foreseen UseNlp Applications

Use NLP Specific: Machine Translation

Actual Use - Nlp Applications

Use NLP Specific: Knowledge Discovery, Lexicon Access, Machine Translation, Word Sense Disambiguation

Used in

Crosslingual and multimodal Search in a Portal for Support of Assisted Living (EASTIN-CL - Grant Agreement n° 250432)

URL: http://www.eastin-cl...

Funding Type: Eu Funds

Funder: ICT-PSP-2009-5-3

Project duration: 01/03/2010 - 31/05/2012

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