SHACHI - Language Resource Metadata Database

This is the Yahoo! Answers corpus as of 10/25/2007, including all the questions and their corresponding answers. The corpus also contains a small amount of metadata, i.e., which answer was selected as the best answer, and the category and sub-category that was assigned to this question.

The dataset contains a large sample of noun phrases and their context, extracted from Yahoo! News data, and can be used for AI and NLP studies.

The dataset contains browsing behavior data for a collection of users on Yahoo! Answers, where the users interact socially and are rewarded by a point system based on Q&A system. The data includes questions, answers, and browsing behavior for users on the site. There is no textual or NLP information.

The ClueWeb09 dataset was created to support research on information retrieval and related human language technologies, containing about 1 billion web pages in ten languages (English, Chinese, Spanish, Japanese, French, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese and Arabic).

The dataset contains recordings of words (4000 items of 4-mora-words) contained in the "Word list for word intelligibility test for the hard-of-hearing" and monosyllables.

The database contains 17 different environmental noise recordings.

日本語のRTE(Recognizing Textual Entailment)評価データ。本評価セットは人手で作成したもので、ほとんどの問題において表現のずれは1箇所であり、RITEやRITE2で公開されている日本語RTEの評価セットのデータに比べてやさしい問題になっている。評価データは約2700セットからなり、それぞれに4値の推論判定を付与、また、それぞれの評価セットを、包含、語彙（体言）、語彙（用言）、構文、推論の5つのカテゴリに分類。

Wenzhou Spoken Corpus is an online, searchable corpus of transcribed spoken Wenzhou data, consisting of six sub-corpora: Face to Face Conversation, Phone Call, Wenzhou News Commentary, Internet Chat, Story and Wenzhou Song. The current population of Wenzhou speakers is about 7.5 million. The Wenzhou is regarded as a branch of Southern Wu dialect.

The corpus comprises collections of written English texts (scripts) produced by EFL speakers/learners in Greece. The scripts in the corpus database have been graded by human raters following a 15-point scale corresponding to three broad rating bands