The English Crowdsourcing Project (L2 speakers)

The English Crowdsourcing Project (L2) contains word recognition times for 61,851 English words in a Y/N vocabulary recognition task.

Authors:  Marc Brysbaert,  Emmanuel Keuleers,  Pawel Mandera
Updated:  2020-05-18
Source:  http://crr.ugent.be/programs-data/lexicon-projects
Keywords:  word-prevalence,  word-frequency,  word-knowledge,  crowdsourcing,  language-acquisition,  vocabulary

The French Lexicon Project

The French Lexicon Project contains lexical decision times for over 38,000 French words.

Authors:  Ludovic Ferrand,  Boris New,  Marc Brysbaert,  Emmanuel Keuleers,  Patrick Bonin,  Alain Meot,  Maria Augustinova,  Christophe Pallier
Updated:  2020-02-03
Source:  https://osf.io/f8kc4/
Keywords:  lexicon,  vocabulary,  French,  word-frequency,  word-recognition

The Hansard Corpus

A corpus of the speeches given in the British Parliament from 1803-2005.

Authors:  Marc Alexander,  Fraser Dallachy,  Stephen Wattam,  Paul Rayson,  Mark Davies
Updated:  2016-12-24
Source:  https://www.english-corpora.org/hansard/
Keywords:  English,  semantics,  language,  linguistics,  corpora,  collocates,  word-frequency

Corpus Gesproken Nederlands (The Spoken Dutch Corpus)

The Spoken Dutch Corpus (CGN) contains 900 hours (and approximately 3.3 million words) of Dutch and Flemish speech.

Authors:  W.J.M. Levelt,  S.G. Nooteboom,  J. Bil,  G.E. Booij,  P. Dengis,  E. DeWallef,  A. Hulk,  B. Krekels,  C. Lucas,  D. Van Compernolle,  W. Vonk
Updated:  2014-07-24
Source:  https://ivdnt.org/images/stories/producten/documentatie/cgn_website/doc_English/topics/index.htm
Keywords:  language,  phonology,  syntax,  word-frequency,  Dutch

Warriner English Affective Ratings

We have collected affective norms of valence, arousal, and dominance for 13,915 English words (lemmas). They are a complement of our age-of-acquisition ratings and subtitle word frequencies.

Authors:  Marc Brysbaert,  Victor Kuperman,  and Amy Warriner
Updated:  2013-01-05
Source:  http://crr.ugent.be/archives/1003
Keywords:  semantics,  crowdsourcing,  word-frequency,  English,  emotion

The CMU Statistical Language Modeling Toolkit

The CMU-Cambridge Statistical Language Modeling toolkit is a suite of UNIX software tools to facilitate the construction and testing of statistical language models. The SLM toolkit is meant for large amounts of training data.

Authors:  Ronald Rosenfeld & Philip Clarkson
Updated:  1999-06-07
Source:  http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/SLM_info.html
Keywords:  language,  data,  experiment,  word-frequency