General Resources for Your Computational Linguistics Journey

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Conferences

CICLing: International Conference on Computational Linguistics and Intelligent Text Processing
EMNLP: Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing
LREC: Language Resources and Evaluation

British National Corpus (BNC)
- 100 million words of text
- range of genres: spoken, fiction, magazines, newspapers, academic, etc.
Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA)
- 25+ million words each year, 1990-2019
Linguistic Data Consortium (LDC)
- creation, collection and distribution of speech and text databases, lexicons, and other resources for linguistics research and development purposes
Manifesto Project
- annotated collection of electoral programmes
- 100 parties from more than 50 countries from 1945 until today
OPUS
- collection of translated texts from the web

From Data to Viz
- helps you find the appropriate visualisation for your data
Overleaf
- cloud-based LATEX editor to be used in your browser
Regex101
- test and understand regex
Wiktionary
- Great resource for finding definitions in any language and word resources in general
- Many words have IPA transcriptions
- Great etymology, will often be able to trace English words back to PIE.
Wikipedia IPA Chart
- Better than the paper chart because you can click on stuff
- Also bigger than the offical chart for some reason
- Clicking on each phone will also give you examples of words using that phone in various languages
Anki
- General Flashcard program

Github Desktop
- Desktop GUI for using git if you are still uncomfortable with the commandline