Guidelines for a standardized data format for use in cross-linguistic studies

An international team of researchers has set out a proposal for new guidelines on cross-linguistic data formats, in order to facilitate sharing and data comparisons between the growing number of large linguistic databases worldwide. This format provides a software package, a basic ontology and usage examples.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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