On Tue, Jan 3, 2017 at 5:44 AM, John McCrae <john@mccr.ae> wrote:
>
> 1. Lexico-syntactic categories: That is all the categories such as
> part-of-speech, gender, case, etc. should be standardised by some procedure
> agreed by the community. Currently this is done by LexInfo but the process
> for proposing and correcting changes should be more open.
> 2. Morphology Module: The Monnet Lemon model had a morphology module,
> but it was seen as quite insufficient and was not widely adopted. A better
> system for modelling morphology, perhaps based on Bettina Klimek's MoOn
> ontology could help in some use cases
> 3. Diachronic (historical) Module: The OntoLex Lemon model has no real
> way of representing etymology or historical usages of terms. I believe
> there were some suggestions in this direction from both Fahad Khan and
> Christian Chiarcos.
>
> I'm interested in all of these, particularly morphology.
By way of background, as I'm a first-time poster: I'm a long-time web
developer and standards participant (and early RDF implementor) who's
background is in linguistics. I work on Ancient Greek tagged corpora and
lexica with a particular interest in machine-actionable representation of
morphological information (see, for example, <
https://www.academia.edu/18816954/A_Morphological_Lexicon_of_New_Testament_Greek
>).
James