A Generic Model for Reuseable Lexicons: The Genelex Project

Marie-Hélène Lay

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Lexicography and Language Studies Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Natural Language Processing Techniques

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Genelex is a EUREKA project with the following goals: (1) To define a generic model for lexicons. (2) To design and develop software tools for lexicon management (3) To apply the model and the tools to dictionaries (4) To build full-scale electronic dictionaries The requirements a generic model most satisfy in order to be ‘theory-welcoming’ and to have a broad linguistic coverage are discussed in this article, taking syntactic data as examples. It is shown that Genelex, with a meta-language in syntax that is based on the notion of POSITION, offers means to encode syntactic information according to different lexicographic points of view, and to unify pieces of syntactic description that orginate in different theories.

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