The Linguistic Annotation Language (or LAL) is XML-compliant tag set for assisting natural language processing programs to get more accurate results. It consists of linguistic information tags such as word/phrasal boundary specification tags, and task-dependent instruction tags such as translation scope for machine translation programs, into the portions of text.
By: Hideo Watanabe
Published in: The 9th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW9), unknown in 2000
Please obtain a copy of this paper from your local library. IBM cannot distribute this paper externally.
Questions about this service can be mailed to reports@us.ibm.com .