Multilingual lexicon of toponyms

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Multilingual lexicon of toponyms

WikiTopoPl

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418 The multilingual lexicon of toponyms (WikiTopoPl) contains a list of over 155,000 polish geographical proper names (countries, cities, regions, hydronyms, etc) and their equivalents in Bulgarian, German, modern Greek, English, Croatian, Hungarian, Romanian, Slovak and Serbian. These data (whenever available) have been automatically extracted from the open encyclopedia Wikipedia. The Wikipedia categories attached to the lexicon entries have been mapped to a short list of succinct categories compliant with Prolexbase, a multilingual ontology of proper names.

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DistributionAvailability

Available - Restricted Use

Licence

CC - BY - SA

Restrictions: Share Alike

Fee: free of charge

Download location: hidden

Distribution Access/Medium: Downloadable

Contact Person

Leszek Manicki

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Lexical Conceptual Resource General Information

Lexicon

Encoding

Encoding level: Other, Semantics

Linguistic information: Lemma, Semantics - Semantic Class, Translation Equivalent

Multilingual text lexicalConceptualResourceLanguages

English (155,000 Entries)

Language Script: Latin

Romanian (19,000 Entries)

Language Script: Latin

Hungarian (16,000 Entries)

Language Script: Latin

Bulgarian (8,000 Entries)

Language Script: Cyrillic

Polish (155,000 Entries)

Language Script: Latin

Modern Greek (3,000 Entries)

Language Script: Greek

German (43,000 Entries)

Language Script: Latin

Serbian (21,000 Entries)

Language Script: Cyrillic

Slovak (12,000 Entries)

Language Script: Latin

Croatian (4,375 Entries)

Language Script: Latin

Linguality

Linguality type: Multilingual

Size

155,000 Entries

1.5 Mb

Character encoding

UTF - 8

Modalities

Written Language

Resource Creation

Resource Creator

Leszek Manicki

Creation started: 15/05/2012

Funding Project

Central and South-East European Resources (CESAR)

URL: http://www.cesar-pro...

Funding Types: Eu Funds, National Funds, Own Funds

Funders: European Commission (50%), Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education (40%), Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences (10%)

Funding Country: Poland

Project duration: 01/02/2011 - 31/01/2013

Metadata

Created: 24/07/2012

Last Updated: 30/10/2012

Source: CESAR

Metadata Creator

Leszek Manicki

Version

Version: 0.2

Last Updated: 25/10/2012

Usage

Foreseen UseNlp Applications

Use NLP Specific: Machine Translation, Named Entity Recognition

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