Språkbanken's research unit develops state-of-the-art language technology and pursues theoretical and practical aims within different research areas. Our research focuses both on language technology itself (creating comprehensive, high-quality resources that are needed to develop tools and algorithms) and on questions from other disciplines.
Linguists often try to explain language change, but all our explanations are necessarily post hoc and thus difficult to evaluate. What happens if we turn to the future instead of the past and try to predict language change?
Developing tools for systematic studies of text classification
Inom ramarna för projektet förvaltas och vidareutvecklas den lexikaliska databas som ligger till grund för Svenska Akademiens båda samtidsordböcker Svensk ordlista utgiven av Svenska Akademien (SAOL) och Svensk ordbok utgiven av Svenska Akademien (SO). Arbetet sker på uppdrag av Svenska Akademien.
The purpose of this project is to create high-quality test sets for att enable all actors within Swedish NLP to evaluate and compare language models.
A joint project between Språkbanken Text, FLoV and CLASP, with the purpose of creating and exploring methods for argumentation technology.
Computerised text classification is used to help identify documents on the topic of patient-centred care.
Under vilka förutsättningar försvagas yttrandefrihet och demokrati av hat och hot mot journalister online?
Målet med Svenskt Språkdatalabb är att skapa en nationell kunskapsnod inom språkteknologi, och ta fram svenska referensdatamängder för NLP som sedan tillgängliggörs med öppen access i AI Innovation of Swedens datafabrik.
In this project, we aim to find automatic, corpus-based methods for detecting semantic change and lexical replacement for Swedish and English.
The purpose of this project is to fine-tune and evaluate a test platform for OCR-production that was developed by Kungliga biblioteket (KB) in cooperation with the Norwegian software company Zissor in 2017.
The project studies the rise of complex verb constructions in Germanic.
A Multilingual Annotated Corpus of Grammars for the World's Languages
The L2 P project studies lexical and grammatical competence in second language learner Swedish through two corpora: coursebooks and essays.
The main focus of this project is on producing data, tools and workflows for research an and evaluation of L2 Swedish.
Digitization of Grierson’s Linguistic Survey of India (LSI; 1903-1927)
This project aims to make lexical resources for language technology available in the form of linked open data.
Improved annotations for the Korp corpus infrastructure.
We will apply corpus-driven methods as a way to expand and correct existing hand-crafted linguistic resources, and conversely we will use hand-crafted resources as additional sources of supervision when learning meaning representations automatically.
Developing automatic annotation tools for Old Swedish texts.
The aim of this project is to develop a Swedish so-called constructicon, a database of Swedish constructions.
The main aim of this research program is to advance the state of the art in language technology resources and methods for semantic processing of Swedish text, in order to provide researchers and others with more sophisticated tools for working with the information contained in large volumes of digitized text, e.g., by being able to correlate and compare the content of texts and text passages on a large scale.
Tolkning och förståelse av funktionella symtom i primärvården
Person-Centred Information and Communication for patients undergoing Colo-Rectal Cancer Surgery
The META-NORD project aims to establish an open linguistic infrastructure in the Baltic and Nordic countries.
En svensk medicinsk testkollektion
The goal of the SweFN++ project is to build an open-content -- i.e., freely available and modifiable -- integrated lexical resource for Swedish -- so far lacking -- to be used as a basic infrastructural component in Swedish language technology (LT) research and in the development of LT applications for Swedish.
MOLTO's goal is to develop a set of tools for translating texts between multiple languages in real time with high quality. Languages are separate modules in the tool and can be varied; prototypes covering a majority of the EU's 23 official languages will be built.
The goal of this project is to create a database of comparable lexical items in a number of representative languages spoken in the Himalayan region in India and to use this database for investigating the Himalayas as a linguistic area.
Consumption patterns and life-style in Swedish literature – novels 1830-1860
