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The Aging Lexicon workshop resources

https://aginglexicon.github.io/resources/

Announcements

Please provide the commonly used name (and acronym) for the resource, together with a link, reference and short description (language, nature of participants, size of the data). If you are aware of any new initiatives or work in preparation that might be of interest, you can include it here.

Corpora

  • Talk Bank: The goal of TalkBank is to foster fundamental research in the study of human communication. It contains a number of diverse speech and text corpora. Some are public and some require contacting TalkBank for permission.
  • BYU corpora: Collection of free and commercial corpora by Mark Davies in English, Spanish and Portuguese

Norms

Subtitle norms

  • SUBTLEX-NL: frequencies based on Dutch subtitles
  • SUBTLEX-US: frequencies based on American English subtitles:
  • SUBTLEX-CH: frequencies based on Chinese subtitles:
  • SUBTLEX-ESP: frequencies based on Spanish subtitles
  • SUBTLEX-DE: frequencies based on German subtitles
  • SUBTLEX-GR: frequencies based on Greek subtitles (Dimitropoulou et al., 2010)
  • SUBTLEX-UK: frequencies based on British English subtitles
  • SUBTLEX-PL: frequencies based on Polish subtitles

Lexical norms

Word association norms

Concept and category norms

  • Leuven concept data: norms for over 400 concrete nouns including typicality, similarity within particular domains, category naming data, exemplar generation data, frequency, AoA, etc.

Semantic vectors:

  • SNAUT: Interface and access to semantic vectors for Dutch and English based on word2vec
  • Latent Semantic Analysis: Interface to obtain semantic similarity for words and documents

Repositories

  • ESPAL: phonology, part-of-speech, subtitle frequencies, etc. in Castillian and Latin American Spanish
  • Erin Buchanan's word norms: Concept features, LSA and BEAGLE similarity estimates

Behavioral data

Lexicon Projects

Priming studies

Eye-tracking

Imaging data

  • CMU fMRI dataset: 60 concrete concepts. in 12 categories, collected while nine English speakers were presented with 60 line drawings of objects with text labels and were instructed to think of the same properties of the stimulus object consistently during each presentation. For each concept there are 6 instances of ~20k neural activity features (brain blood oxygenation levels).

  • Trento EEG data-set for 60 concepts: concepts in 2 categories (work tools and land mammals), collected while seven Italian speakers were silently naming photographic images that represent these concepts. For each concept there are 6 instances of ~15k neural activity features (spectral power in voltage signals).

Tools

Statistical packages

R
Python
  • spaCy: Industrial-Strength Natural Language Processing in Python

Citizen-science studies and crowd-source platforms

Other

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Overview and commentatory papers, and references to the resources

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