We describe a cluster of applications for Norwegian residing in lexical repositories,
computational grammars, online valency dictionaries, a grammar tutoring device, and more …

The paper presents a system for construction classification representing multiple levels of
specification, such as grammatical functions, grammatically reflected actants, and lexical …

Essential aspects of a verb's usage reside in its valence environments. The Norwegian
valence resource here presented, called NorVal, has 6,300 verb lemmas. About 3,360 of …

This paper describes a plan for creating an aligned valence-and construction repository for
Indian languages, starting with Hindi and Odia. The project will be a collaboration between …

We present a procedure for generating a valence resources for Norwegian (Bokmål) from a
deep grammar. The corpus is presented in the form of IGT (interlinear glossed text) …

We describe existing resources of the Kwa languages Akan and Ga, with a view to transfer
of resources well developed for one to the other. While we can build on an Interlinear …

We present a case study in valence comparison between closely related Kwa languages,
assessing frames and meanings of the verb ba ('come') in Akan with a homophonous …

A 'Valence Catalogue'is a design for succinctly representing information about the valence
frames of a language. It can be coordinated with in-depth annotated corpora and …

The paper describes aspects of an HPSG style computational grammar of the West African
language Ga (a Kwa language spoken in the Accra area of Ghana). As a Volta Basin Kwa …

The valence resource NorVal represents the valence frames of 6300 Norwegian verbs. The
number of frame types used in their classification is about 300, representing:• valence …