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University of Zadar

Department of Classical Philology and Department of Information Sciences

invite you to a 3-day workshop 

NooJ Workshop Zadar 2022

on how to use natural language processing tool NooJ in the context of digital humanities.

October 26 – 28, 2022

About NooJ

NooJ is a linguistic development environment used to formalize language on different levels:

  • spelling and typography,
  • inflexional morphology,
  • derivational and agglutinative morphology,
  • local, phrase structure and dependency grammars,
  • transformational grammar and
  • semantic analysis.

NooJ offers formal tools to create, test, fix and share linguistic resources with broad coverage, for many languages.

NooJ is used as a corpus linguistics tool to analyze text corpuses by linguists, and in Digital Humanities to carry out historical, literary, psychological or sociological analyses of corpora.

NooJ has also been integrated into many NLP applications: recognition of named entities, automatic text generation, natural language interface, conceptual search engine, automatic paraphrase production, semantic web, machine translation.

NooJ is supported by the European Community’s Metashare programme, is free and open source and runs under Windows, Mac OSX, LINUX and Unix. There are language resource modules in NooJ format for more than 20 languages, including Croatian, see: www.nooj-association.org.

 

Who is this workshop for?

This workshop is particularly aimed at Master’s and doctoral students and university teachers interested in

  • linguistics,
  • corpus exploration tools and
  • Digital Humanities applications.

Additional information

Participants are required to bring their own laptop with NooJ already installed (free download from www.nooj-association.org).
During the workshop, participants can work on exercises and experiments with given texts in order to investigate various applications of NooJ.
After the tutorials, informal one-on-one meetings can be arranged during which students and researchers will be helped to analyze their own texts.