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WebCorp - Guide
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Concordance the web in real-time. WebCorp Live User Guide. How does it work? However large and up-to-date the electronic text corpora available are, there will always be aspects of the language which are too rare or too new to be evidenced in them. WebCorp is a suite of tools which allows access to the World Wide Web as a corpus - a large collection of texts from which facts about the language can be extracted. Who can use WebCorp? Please view the Terms of Use. Who is responsible for WebCorp?
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WebCorp Linguist's Search Engine - Feedback
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We welcome your feedback on all aspects of the WebCorp LSE. The information you provide will assist us in its future development. Comments can be sent anonymously if you wish. Which of WebCorp LSE's features did you find particularly useful? Did you experience any problems when using WebCorp LSE? Are there any additional features you would like to see in future versions of WebCorp LSE? Please enter any further comments you may have in the space provided below:.
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WebCorp Linguist's Search Engine - User Guide
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By using the WebCorp tools you are agreeing to be bound by the Terms of Use.
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WebCorp Linguist's Search Engine
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Diachronic English Web Corpus. This corpus consists of 128,951,238 words (tokens) from web-extracted texts. It covers the period Jan 2000 - Dec 2010. Each month contains approximately 1 million words. By using the WebCorp tools you are agreeing to be bound by the Terms of Use.
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WebCorp: The Web as Corpus - Publications
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Concordance the web in real-time. Publications related to WebCorp. Some of our WebCorp publications. Some other publications using WebCorp. If you have published work which uses WebCorp and would like the details to be included on this page (including a link where available) please email rdues @ bcu.ac.uk with details. Some of our WebCorp publications. 2002) Kehoe, A. and A. Renouf WebCorp: Applying the Web to Linguistics and Linguistics to the Web. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 39-58. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 403-419.
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WebCorp: The Web as Corpus - Feedback
http://www.webcorp.org.uk/live/feedback.jsp
Concordance the web in real-time. We welcome your feedback on all aspects of the WebCorp search tool. The information you provide will assist us in the future development of the tool. Comments can be sent anonymously if you wish. Which of WebCorp's features did you find particularly useful? Did you experience any problems when using WebCorp? Are there any additional features you would like to see in future versions of WebCorp? Please enter any further comments you may have in the space provided below:.
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WebCorp Linguist's Search Engine
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Novels of Charles Dickens. This corpus is made up of the following novels written by Charles Dickens:. Tale Of Two Cities. Mystery Of Edwin Drood. Search results can be visualised by novel and chapter using the. By using the WebCorp tools you are agreeing to be bound by the Terms of Use.
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WebCorp Linguist's Search Engine
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Synchronic English Web Corpus. This corpus consists of 467,713,650 words (tokens) from web-extracted texts. It covers the period 2000-2010 split into the sub-corpora below. 339,907,995 words from 100,000 randomly selected web-pages to form sample of the distrubution of texts throughout the web. 127,805,655 words from 56,000 pages selected based on the Open Directory. Classification of web pages. Each domain consists of 4,000 pages. 7,633,937 words. 8,042,995 words. 9,270,736 words. 9,236,305 words.