UniDive-related national projects

The COST philosophy is to offer a networking added value to nationally funded research. Therefore, it is highly recommended for all UniDive members to apply for national funding in order to implement the objectives of UniDive at the national level. Letters of support can be requested from the UniDive leaders to support the applications of such national spin-offs.

• Czech Republic:
  • LINDAT/CLARIN – research infrastructure for sharing language data and tools; it has a large open repository of corpora in over 120 languages, including the UD and PARSEME corpora; it also provides on-line services for corpus query, syntactic parsing and translation.
• France:
  • PARSEME-FR (2016-2021) - spin-off of the PARSEME COST action; dedicated to parsing and MWEs in French
  • SELEXINI (2022-2026) - on semantic lexicon induction, including MWEs
  • AUTOGRAMM (2022-2026) - on induction of descriptive grammars from annotated corpora, with many under-resourced languages covered
  • CREAM (2021-2025) - on computer-assisted documentation of Creole languages
  • LIFT (Linguistique Informatique, Formelle et de Terrain) – a special interest group on NLP, formal linguistics and linguistic fieldwork; covers language universals and low-resourced languages.
• Germany:
  • TuLaR – an initiative for the development of language resources for 79 Tulpian languages.
  • MWESemPre - multiword expressions in syntactic and semantic parsing environments
• Greece:
  • Philotis (2021-2023) – EU- and Greece-funded project on creating language technology for Pomak, a minority language in Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey.
• Norway:
  • INESS – Norwegian corpus infrastructure with: (i) online corpus querying in 80 languages, including the UD corpora, (ii) documentation on how MWEs are annotated and queried in treebanks.
• Portugal:
  • VOC.CPLP  – lexicons for 9 varieties of Portuguese, including the African dialects.
• Serbia:
  • TESLA (2024-)
• Slovenia:
  • New Slovene Grammar
  • DSDE - with WPs on morphology and MWEs.
• Turkey:
  • Multilingual Coreference Resolution - funded by TUBITAK (The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey)