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Estimating the Amount of Lithuanian Text Indexed by Global Search Engines For this purpose, a special list of 100 rare Lithuanian words (pivot words) with specific characteristics was compiled Low frequency of pivot words is crucial to consider the count of document matches reported by GSE as an indicator of the word count
Lithuanian web corpus search | Sketch Engine The Lithuanian Web Corpus (ltWaC) is a language corpus made up of texts collected from the Internet The corpus was prepared according to standards described in the document A Corpus Factory for Many Languages (Kilgarriff et al at LREC 2010)
Frequency lists of pivot words and GSE counts For this purpose, a special list of 100 rare Lithuanian words (pivot words) with specific characteristics was compiled Shorter lists for Belarusian, Estonian, Finnish, Latvian, Polish, and Russian languages were also compiled
Baltic Journal of Modern Computing, 2013, Vol. 1, No Admitting a major role of digital humanities in preserving cultural and national heritage, the paper overviews key initiatives in Lithuania, prominent heritage digitization platforms, along with significant language resources
Andrius Utka - Language in the Age of Artificial Intelligence | KTU In my talk I will try to answer the question of why these technologies are so important for small, low-resource languages such as Lithuanian I will argue why society, government and business should be interested in developing these technologies
Erika Rimkutė, Asta Kazlauskienė, Andrius Utka* Morphemic Structure of . . . only ten octa-morphemic words (0 01%, 5 models), but words have occurred just 1-2 times Such lengthy words are participles and conjugated verbs with two or three prefixes, as well as two or three suffixes: į-si-par-ei-g-oj-us-iais ‘s
Lituanistika | Estimating the amount of Lithuanian text indexed by . . . The aim of the paper is the estimate of the amount of words in Lithuanian texts indexed by the selected Global Search Engines (GSE), namely Google (by Alphabet Inc ), Bing (by Microsoft Corporation), and Yandex (by Яндех, Russia)