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| − | [http://mate.nis.sdu.dk/ MATE] ([mailto:laila@nis.sdu.dk Laila Dybkjaer]) <br /> The multi-partner EC-funded MATE project (Telematics Project LE4-8370) aims to develop an SGML-based standard for annotating spoken dialogue corpora, and tools to "make the processes of knowledge acquisition and extraction more efficient." [http://mate.nis.sdu.dk/about/D1.1/ Deliverable D1.1] surveys a wide variety of annotation schemes, and includes a useful [http://www.dfki.de/mate/d11/annex.html page of links]. MATE implements Thompson and McKelvie's notion of [http://www.ltg.ed.ac.uk/%7Eht/sgmleu97.html standoff markup], which is related to the [ | + | [http://mate.nis.sdu.dk/ MATE] ([mailto:laila@nis.sdu.dk Laila Dybkjaer]) <br /> The multi-partner EC-funded MATE project (Telematics Project LE4-8370) aims to develop an SGML-based standard for annotating spoken dialogue corpora, and tools to "make the processes of knowledge acquisition and extraction more efficient." [http://mate.nis.sdu.dk/about/D1.1/ Deliverable D1.1] surveys a wide variety of annotation schemes, and includes a useful [http://www.dfki.de/mate/d11/annex.html page of links]. MATE implements Thompson and McKelvie's notion of [http://www.ltg.ed.ac.uk/%7Eht/sgmleu97.html standoff markup], which is related to the [CES CES] and [TEI TEI] proposals. |
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MATE (Laila Dybkjaer)
The multi-partner EC-funded MATE project (Telematics Project LE4-8370) aims to develop an SGML-based standard for annotating spoken dialogue corpora, and tools to "make the processes of knowledge acquisition and extraction more efficient." Deliverable D1.1 surveys a wide variety of annotation schemes, and includes a useful page of links. MATE implements Thompson and McKelvie's notion of standoff markup, which is related to the [CES CES] and [TEI TEI] proposals.