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KSUCCA Corpus to run in Windows online over Linux online
DESCRIPTION
King Saud University Corpus of Classical Arabic (KSUCCA) is a pioneering 50 tokens annotated corpus of Classical Arabic texts from the period of pre-Islamic era until the fourth Hijri century (equivalent to the period from the seventh until early eleventh century CE), which is the period of pure classical Arabic. The main aim of this corpus is to be used for studying the distributional lexical semantics of The Quran words. However, it can be used for other research purposes, such as:• Arabic linguistics, which includes: lexical, morphological, syntactic, semantic and pragmatic research.
• Arabic computational linguistics, which includes: lexical, morphological, syntactic, semantic and pragmatic research including their various applications.
• Arabic language teaching for both Arabs and non Arabs.
• Artificial intelligence.
• Natural language processing.
• Information retrieval.
• Question answering.
• Machine translation.
Features
- An electronic corpus: allowing faster and more accurate investigation of written Arabic.
- A synchronic corpus: including Arabic texts from the period of pre-Islamic era until the fourth Hijri century (equivalent to the period from the seventh until early eleventh century CE), which is the period of pure classical Arabic.
- A general corpus: covering a wide range of genres making it suitable for various research subjects.
- A representative corpus: it can be used as the basis for generalizations concerning Classical Arabic.
- A balanced corpus: the number of text samples taken from each genre is proportional to that genre.
- A monolingual corpus: containing written text of classical Arabic.
- An unvowelized corpus: only the words of the holy Quran are vowelized.
- A raw corpus: containing no tagging, lemmatization nor any further type of annotation, just plain text.
- An automatically annotated version of the corpus with lemma, stem, POS tag, gender and number annotations is also available.
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