Anne Dister
List of John Benjamins publications for which Anne Dister plays a role.
Journal
What can a dictation corpus teach us about orthographic variation and the mastery of context-sensitive spellings? Evolution and Revolution in Language and Linguistics, Berns, Janine, Marie Steffens and Esther Baiwir (eds.), pp. 40–57 | Article
2024
La dictée du Balfroid is a very popular dictation contest in French-speaking Belgium. Since its first edition in 1988, thousands of children in the 6th year of primary school have taken part in this event, which meets a large media audience. In this article, we analyze a corpus of some… read more
Chapter 2. Orthographic and phonetic transcriptions of Rhapsodie recording Rhapsodie: A prosodic and syntactic treebank for spoken French, Lacheret-Dujour, Anne, Sylvain Kahane and Paola Pietrandrea (eds.), pp. 21–34 | Chapter
2019 In this chapter, we present the principles that we used for the orthographic and phonological transcriptions in Rhapsodie, as well as the process of automatic segmentation. We opted for three main principles in the orthographic transcription: (1) no adaptation of the standard spelling using tricks… read more
Levée d’ambiguïtés sur les mots lexicaux et grammaticaux Ambiguity, Laporte, Éric (dir.), pp. 105–126 | Article
2001 Summary Ambiguity is a central problem in computational linguistics. In this paper, we propose a reflexion based on our work of morpho-syntaxic disambiguation with the intex system. intex is an environment of linguistic development which includes large coverage dictionaries constructed at LADL.… read more
Développer des grammaires locales de levée d’ambiguïtés pour INTEX Analyse Lexicale et Syntaxique: Le système INTEX, Fairon, Cédrick (ed.), pp. 233–247 | Article
1999 It is possible for an intex user to construct his/her own grammars of disambiguation. In this paper, we shall identify the elementary principles required to construct such grammars, and the specific problems in the management of a library of graphs.
In the second part of the paper, we shall… read more