Abstract
In the past seven years, Language Research Institute of Inner Mongolia University has constructed a 500,000-word scale Mongolian dependency treebank. The syntactic treebank provides a favorable data platform for language research and information processing. In order to effectively use the treebank, we have designed and implemented a graphical syntactic information retrieval system based on the Mongolian dependency treebank. As an application system, this retrieval system offers search and statistical analysis on word, phrase, syntactic fragment and syntactic structure level.
Highlights
Language Research Institute of Inner Mongolia University has constructed a 1-million-word modern Mongolian corpus in a span of eight years from 1984 to 1991 and expanded it twice into what is a 10-million-word corpus
From 2008 to 2011, funded by National Social Science Foundation and National Natural Science Foundation, using the method of automatic parsing and manual proofreading, Language Research Institute of Inner Mongolia University has constructed a 500,000-word Mongolian dependency treebank (MDTB) based on middle school Mongolian textbooks that were extracted from the 1-million-word modern Mongolian corpus [10]
MDTB has an annotation set of 17 dependency relations under 5 categories [11]
Summary
From 2008 to 2011, funded by National Social Science Foundation and National Natural Science Foundation, using the method of automatic parsing and manual proofreading, Language Research Institute of Inner Mongolia University has constructed a 500,000-word Mongolian dependency treebank (MDTB) based on middle school Mongolian textbooks that were extracted from the 1-million-word modern Mongolian corpus [10]. In the form of annotation, MDTB uses two types of labeling, namely the brackets annotation and graphical annotations This treebank contains 461,240 words in 31,722 sentences. Researchers can perform statistical analysis and example sentence extraction. The retrieval functions allow researchers to do enquiry and statistical analysis on word, phrase, sentence constituents, syntactic fragment and syntactic structure
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