The KIPARLA Forest treebank of spoken Italian: an overview of initial design choices
Ludovica Pannitto, Caterina Mauri
TL;DR
This paper discusses the initial design decisions involved in creating the KIPARLA Forest treebank, a resource for spoken Italian, highlighting its structure and foundational principles.
Contribution
It introduces the design framework for a new spoken Italian treebank, addressing specific challenges of annotating spoken language.
Findings
Initial design choices established for the treebank
Framework tailored to spoken Italian language features
Foundation laid for future linguistic analysis
Abstract
The paper presents an overview of initial design choices discussed towards the creation of a treebank for the Italian KIParla corpus
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Taxonomy
TopicsNatural Language Processing Techniques · Linguistic Studies and Language Acquisition