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Catalogue of Language Resources

The ELRA Catalogue of Language Resources offers a repository of Language Resources (LRs) made available through ELRA.

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An increasing number of LRs in the various fields of Human Language Technology (see image on the left-hand side) are distributed on behalf of ELRA via its operational body ELDA, thanks to the contribution of various players of the HLT community.

Our aim is to provide Language Resources, by means of this repository, so as to prevent researchers and developers from investing efforts to rebuild resources which already exist as well as help them identify and access those resources.

Other resources identified, but not available through ELRA, can be viewed in the Universal Catalogue.

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ELRA is a partner of OLAC (Open Language Archives Community). The catalogue can be viewed as an OLAC repository.

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S0302 : TC-STAR female baseline voice: Laura
Laura contains the recordings of one
female English (British) speaker
recorded in a noise-reduced room through
a headset microphone. It consists of the
recordings and annotations of read text
material of approximately 10 hours of
speech for baseline applications
(Text-to-Speech systems). The TC-STAR
male baseline voice: Ian is also
available via ELRA under reference
ELRA-S0303.

S0303 : TC-STAR male baseline voice: Ian
Ian contains the recordings of one male
English (British) speaker recorded in a
noise-reduced room through a headset
microphone. It consists of the
recordings and annotations of read text
material of approximately 10 hours of
speech for baseline applications
(Text-to-Speech systems). The TC-STAR
female baseline voice: Laura is also
available via ELRA under reference
ELRA-S0302.

S0304 : SpeechDat(M) Italian Mobile Network Speech Database
This speech database contains the
recordings of 342 Italian speakers
recorded over the Italian mobile
telephone network. Each speaker uttered
around 40 read and spontaneous items.

S0301 : Norwegian EUROM1
EUROM1 is the first really multilingual
speech database produced in Europe. Over
60 speakers per language pronounced
numbers, sentences, isolated words using
close talking microphone.

T0373 : BioLexicon
BioLexicon is a large-scale English
terminological resource which has been
developed to address the needs emerging
in text mining efforts in the biomedical
domain. It contains over 2.2M lexical
entries (over 3.3M semantic relations),
and information on over 1.8M variants
and on over 2M synonymy relations.
BioLexicon is available in a relational
database format (MySQL dump format) and
it adheres to the EAGLES/ISO standards
for lexical resources.

(last update: February 2010)