Summary

Universal Derivations version of DerIvaTario (http://derivatario.sns.it/).

Introduction

DerIvaTario contains manually morphologically segmented Italian nouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs extracted from a large Italian corpus. Each lexeme is linked to other Italian language resources using a unique ID which allows obtaining various information about the particular lexeme, e.g. morphological categories, phonetic transcription, etc.

DerIvaTario has been harmonized automatically using Machine Learning method.

Acknowledgments

We wish to thank all the developers and annotators of the DerIvaTario, including Luigi Talamo, Chiara Celata and Pier Marco Bertinetto.

References

As a citation for the resource in articles, please use this:

Talamo, L., Celata, C., & Bertinetto, P. M. (2016). DerIvaTario: An Annotated Lexicon of Italian Derivatives. Word Structure, 9(1), 72–102.

@ARTICLE{Talamo2016,
    title       = {{DerIvaTario: An Annotated Lexicon of Italian Derivatives}},
    author      = {Talamo, Luigi and Celata, Chiara and Bertinetto, Pier Marco},
    journal     = {{Word Structure}},
    volume      = {9},
    number      = {1},
    pages       = {72-102},
    year        = {2016},
    publisher   = {Edinburgh University Press},
    address     = {Edinburgh}
}

License

The resource is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0). License text is available in the file LICENSE.txt.

=== Machine-readable metadata =================================================
Resource: DerIvaTario
Language: Italian
Authors: Talamo, Luigi; Celata, Chiara; Bertinetto, Pier Marco
License: CC BY-SA 4.0
Contact: http://derivatario.sns.it/
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=== Machine-readable metadata =================================================
Harmonized resource: DerIvaTario
Harmonized version: 1.0
Data source: http://derivatario.sns.it/derivatario.csv
Data available since: UDer v1.0
Harmonization: automatic
Common features: Morphological categories
JSON features: was_in_family_with; other_parents; original_id; segmentation
Lemmas: 8267
Relations: 1783
Families: 6484
Singletons: 5274
Avarage tree size: 1.3
Avarage tree depth: 0.2
Avarage tree out-degree: 0.2
Maximum tree size: 12
Maximum tree depth: 6
Maximum tree out-degree: 7
Part-of-speech: ADJ, 26.4; ADV, 8.5; NOUN, 50.9; VERB, 14.0; X, 0.1
Derivational relations: 1783
Conversion relations: 0
Compounding relations: 0
Variant relations: 0
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