Before revision: linguistic categories, language identifiers) typological databases (metadata about individual languages, esp., linguistic features of those languages) other (placeholder for resources that are not (yet) classified) Note that in this classification, term bases are at the fringes of linguistic relevance , as these are normally created for purposes other than language technology or linguistic research .
After revision: linguistic categories, language identifiers) typological databases (metadata about individual languages, esp., linguistic features of those languages) other (placeholder for resources that are not (yet) classified) Note that in this classification, term bases might be slightly different in that they do not provide grammatical information, however, since they formalize semantic knowledge, they are of immanent relevance for natural language processing tasks, such as named entity recognition or anaphora resolution .