Adam Kilgarriff
homepage: | http://www.kilgarriff.co.uk/ |
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Description
Adam Kilgarriff is a research scientist working at the intersection of computational linguistics, corpus linguistics, and dictionary-making. Following a PhD on "Polysemy" from Sussex University, he has worked at Longman Dictionaries, Oxford University Press, and the University of Brighton, and is now Director of two companies, Lexicography MasterClass (http://www.lexmasterclass.com/) and Lexical Computing Ltd (http://www.sketchengine.co.uk/) which provide software, training and consultancy in the research areas.
Lectures:
lecture Grammar is to meaning as the law is to good behaviour as author at Korpusi, več kot le statistika, 5983 views |
lecture Comparable Corpora BootCaT as author at Electronic lexicography in the 21st century: new applications for new users (eLex2011), 3171 views |
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panel Will there still be dictionaries in 2020? as author at Electronic lexicography in the 21st century: new applications for new users (eLex2011), together with: Simon Krek (moderator), Carole Tiberius, Erin McKean, Magali Paquot, Michael Rundell, Piek Vossen, 2985 views |
panel Will there still be dictionaries in 2020? as author at Electronic lexicography in the 21st century: new applications for new users (eLex2011), 2926 views |
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