japanese-words-to-vectors
Word2vec (word to vectors) approach for Japanese language using Gensim and Mecab. (by philipperemy)
Korpora
Korean corpus repository (by ko-nlp)
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japanese-words-to-vectors
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Abstract-Concreteness Value Lexical Data for Japanese
I'm looking for data for how concrete or abstract different lexical items are in Japanese, similar to this data for English. I'm not very well versed in computational linguistics, so even though I've found this word-to-vector model that can create vectors for Japanese words, but I'm not sure how to extrapolate abstractness values from the resulting vectors, or if that's even possible without using a predefined abstract-concrete vector like shown here.
Korpora
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Resources About Cross-Linguistic Relative Phoneme Frequency
- LDA (usually very expensive, but some options exist and in some cases you can google them to find them elsewhere for free): https://www.ldc.upenn.edu/ - Connecting with a university or looking at a linguistics lab's corpus holdings (some will host -- or freely acquired the corpus and therefore you can find it on the internet) - Some language-specific lists or collections: e.g. https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/al/repository/staff/harrisontilly/corpora-for-workshop/, https://github.com/ko-nlp/Korpora , https://guides.uflib.ufl.edu/frenchlinguistics/corpora - Some larger overviews, which may contain links: e.g. https://www.clarin.eu/resource-families/corpora-academic-texts , https://libguides.reed.edu/linguistics/datasets-corpora - Some larger projects to create (often text-based) corpora for multiple languages (often for NLP): e.g. https://www.sketchengine.eu/documentation/tenten-corpora/
What are some alternatives?
When comparing japanese-words-to-vectors and Korpora you can also consider the following projects:
open-discourse - Open Discourse is the first fully comprehensive corpus of the plenary proceedings of the federal German Parliament (Bundestag).
korean-word-ipa-dictionary - Dictionary of pairs of Korean word and IPA crawled from Wiktionary (Korean edition)
gum - Repository for the Georgetown University Multilayer Corpus (GUM)
trafilatura - Python & command-line tool to gather text on the Web: web crawling/scraping, extraction of text, metadata, comments
corpora - A collection of small corpuses of interesting data for the creation of bots and similar stuff.
bookcorpus - Crawl BookCorpus