corpora

Linguistic data sets

Corpora is the plural of corpus, a body of texts or other material assembled for study.

Linguists analyze corpora to understand how words are actually used: The researchers built a corpus of nineteenth-century newspapers.

In anatomy, corpus refers to the main part of an organ, with corpora as its plural: corpora cavernosa.

textual

anthology

Collected literary works volume

writings · documents · volumes · editions · prose · poetry · classics · novels · essays · articles

linguistic

syntax

Rules for arranging words

pragmatics · lexicography · dialectology · sociolinguistics · spoken · written · annotated · diachronic · synchronic · multilingual

computational

natural language processing

Computational analysis of speech

tagged · machine-readable · training data · text mining · part-of-speech · n-grams · collocations · preprocessing

research

methodology

Formal procedural framework

quantitative · qualitative · analysis · frequency · distribution · attestation · citation · evidence · documentation · fieldwork

plurals

criteria

Standards for judgment

  • phenomenaObservable facts or events
  • dataFacts for analysis
  • mediaInformation distribution channels

analyses · hypotheses · appendices · indices · theses · formulae · matrices · alumni · cacti · fungi

Categories
Opposites
scale/quantity

corporasingle instance

parts · fragment · excerpt · anecdote

WHOLENESS VS. DIVISION (anatomical)

corporaparts

Individual elements of whole

fragments · excerpts · segments · divisions · particles

EVIDENCE TYPE (linguistics)

corporaintrospection

Observing one's own mind

Phrases
Family

corporation, incorporate, corporate, corporeal, corporal, incorporation, incorporated, corporations, incorporating

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