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--- meetings:other-events:1st_unidive_training_school:courses [2024/06/22 09:39] – [Annotation of multiword expressions for newcomers] agata.savary
+++ meetings:other-events:1st_unidive_training_school:courses [2024/06/22 10:12] (current) – agata.savary
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   * **Pre-requisites**:
     * being concerned by syntactic annotation
-    * ideally, having some data you want to annotate (please take contact before the summer school for the preparation of the data)
+    * preparing data to annotate - see [[https://github.com/UniDive/2024-UniDive-Chisinau-training-school#pre-requisites-for-the-courses|instructions]]
   * **Preparatory work** (offered in a parallel course by Bruno Guillaume):
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     * comparing UD and SUD annotation
-  * **Further readings**:
+  * **Recommended readings**:
     * Lucien Tesnière (2015), [[https://benjamins.com/catalog/z.185|Elements of structural syntax]], Benjamins. ebook in open access.
     * Igor Mel’cuk (1988), Dependency syntax: theory and practice. SUNY press.
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   * **Pre-requisites**
     * theoretical linguistics knowledge (parts of speech, inflection, syntactic structures)
-    * prepare a parallel corpus or a monolingual one - see the [[https://github.com/UniDive/2024-UniDive-Chisinau-training-school|instructions]]; it would preferably contain a new language, a new dialect, or a new genre; by “new” we mean “not already covered in the PARSEME 1.3 corpus”
+    * prepare a parallel corpus or a monolingual one - see the [[https://github.com/UniDive/2024-UniDive-Chisinau-training-school#pre-requisites-for-the-courses|instructions]]
   * **Recommended readings**