HeLI-OTS 1.5 – an off-the-shelf language identifier for 200 languages Have you been looking for a tool that can identify the language of individual sentences in text? Take a look […]
ParlaCLARIN IV Workshop on Creating, Analysing, and Increasing Accessibility of Parliamentary Corpora – Call for Papers The 2024 ParlaCLARIN Workshop will be held in May in Torino (Italy), as part of the LREC-COLING […]
New tool: finnsurveytext Finnsurveytext is an R package for social science researchers to analyse and understand the answers to open-ended questions in their surveys. Finnsurveytext is available in GitHub. R […]
Suomeksi Researcher of the Month: Liisa Mustanoja Photo: Antti Yrjönen Kielipankki – The Language Bank of Finland is a service for researchers using language resources. Liisa Mustanoja tells us about […]
Newsletter of the Language Bank of Finland 2/2023 Suomeksi Researchers of the Month in 2023 Therese Lindström Tiedemann – Swedish as a second language, pseudonymisation of linguistic data Maria Sarhemaa […]
Suomeksi Researcher of the Month: Tiina Onikki-Rantajääskö Photo: Veikko Somerpuro Kielipankki – The Language Bank of Finland is a service for researchers using language resources. Tiina Onikki-Rantajääskö tells us about […]
Metadata update for Finnish TreeBank 3 The Finnish TreeBank 3 shares data with two corpora: the Finnish part of the Helsinki Korp Europarl Bilingual Corpora (Europarl) and the Finnish part […]
New resource (beta): Christmas Gospel text-to-speech in four Uralic languages, Korp Christmas Gospel text-to-speech in four Uralic languages, Korp is now available in Korp as a beta test version. Please […]
New resource: Christmas Gospel text-to-speech in four Uralic languages, source Christmas Gospel text-to-speech in four Uralic languages, source is available at the download service at Kielipankki. More information can be […]
Suomeksi Researcher of the Month: Aleksi Sahala Photo: Marianne Ough Kielipankki – The Language Bank of Finland is a service for researchers using language resources. Aleksi Sahala tells us about […]
New resource: The Downloadable Version of the Finnish TreeBank 1 The Downloadable Version of the Finnish TreeBank 1 is available at the download service at Kielipankki. More information can be […]
New resource: The Downloadable Version of the Finnish TreeBank 2 The Downloadable Version of the Finnish TreeBank 2 is available at the download service at Kielipankki. More information can be […]
New resource: The Downloadable Version of the Finnish TreeBank 3 The Downloadable Version of the Finnish TreeBank 3 is available at the download service at Kielipankki. More information can be […]
Suomeksi Researcher of the Month: Anna Dmitrieva Anna Dmitrieva (standing) with Aleksandra Konovalova (sitting), co-creators of the Parallel Corpus of Finnish and Easy-to-read Finnish. Photo: Anna Dmitrieva Kielipankki – The […]
New resource: Corpus of Contemporary American English – Kielipankki VRT version 2020 Corpus of Contemporary American English – Kielipankki VRT version 2020 is available at the download service at Kielipankki. […]
New resource: Helsinki Corpus of English Texts, Early Modern English section, source Helsinki Corpus of English Texts, Early Modern English section, source is available at the download service at Kielipankki. […]
Suomeksi Researcher of the Month: Sampo Pyysalo Photo: Pasi Leino / University of Turku Kielipankki – The Language Bank of Finland is a service for researchers using language resources. Sampo […]
The online course Corpus Linguistics and Statistical Methods is intended for students in languages or other fields who wish to learn the basics of using corpora. Read more and register by 15th September!
At the 24th INTERSPEECH Conference held in Dublin, Ireland, Mietta Lennes from the Language Bank of Finland presented results from a study, conducted in collaboration with Minnaleena Toivola, where the typical voice pitch used by Finnish-speakers was analyzed.
Suomeksi Researcher of the Month: Nobufumi Inaba Photo: Krista Teeri Kielipankki – The Language Bank of Finland is a service for researchers using language resources. Nobufumi Inaba tells us about […]
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