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Definition of CoNLL data format
02/06/09
Definition of CoNLL data format
Here is a complete definition of the CoNLL 2007 data format. It’s on a wiki, so there’s a chance it could be incorrect.
However, the last editor is Joakim Nivre, author of MaltParser, so it’s probably right.
On a side note, UTF-8 is the specified encoding, so I need to change my build script which currently standardises on ISO-8859-1 (latin1) early on.
2 comments
Comment from: An inquiring mind [Visitor] 
What's the purpose of the new format?
jpg and bmp are for pictures
.txt is for text
I didn't see what this thing's purpose was. I'm going to [i]guess[/i] it's either linguistics or programming related, but I don't know..
jpg and bmp are for pictures
.txt is for text
I didn't see what this thing's purpose was. I'm going to [i]guess[/i] it's either linguistics or programming related, but I don't know..
02/06/09 @ 11:48
Comment from: sandersn [Member]
Yes, CoNLL format is a text format for storing sentence structure, like Subject, Predicate, Direct Object. It's not XML, but the linguistics world hasn't switched to XML for the most part.
This is a note to myself, and to Google. So it may not be very interesting to regular readers.
This is a note to myself, and to Google. So it may not be very interesting to regular readers.
02/06/09 @ 14:53
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