BUSCADOR RECOLECTA

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PANACEA Annotated Spanish Labour Legislation Corpus Version 2 consists of Spanish texts in the Labour legislation (LAB) domain that were collected and automatically annotated in the framework of PANACEA (http://www.panacea-lr.eu), an EU-FP7 Funded Project under Grant Agreement 248064. The texts were crawled web pages that were automatically detected to be in the Spanish language and were automatically classified as relevant to the LAB domain. Data collection took place in the summer of 2011. The automatically assigned annotations deal with sentence and token segmentation, POS and lemma, dependency relations and named entities.

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This is a domain-specific lexicon of for English for labour (LAB) domain. This lexicon contains a set of nouns classified into seven different semantic classes. It has been automatically created using the PANACEA web services for noun classification and the crawled data for this domain and language, previously annotated with FreeLing tagger. The crawled data was obtained crawling web pages that were automatically detected to be in the English language and were automatically classified as relevant to the LAB domain. Data collection took place in the summer of 2011.

This is a domain-specific lexicon for English for environment (ENV) domain. This lexicon contain both, subcategorization frames for verbs and lexical semantic classes for nouns. This lexicon has been automatically created using PANACEA webservices using crawled data. The crawled data was obtained crawling web pages that were automatically detected to be in the English language and were automatically classified as relevant to the ENV domain. Data collection took place in the summer of 2011.

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This is a domain-specific lexicon for English for labour (LAB) domain. This lexicon contain both, subcategorization frames for verbs and lexical semantic classes for nouns. This lexicon has been automatically created using PANACEA webservices using crawled data. The crawled data was obtained crawling web pages that were automatically detected to be in the English language and were automatically classified as relevant to the LAB domain. Data collection took place in the summer of 2011.