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Tagging the Structure of Texts in the OPENITI Corpus

by Hamid Reza Hakimi | Jun 12, 2020 | What's new | 0 comments

With currently more than 7,000 titles, collected from a number of huge digital Arabic libraries (al-Jami al-Kabir, al-Maktaba al-Shamila, Shia Online Library, etc.), the OPENITI corpus is recognised as one of the most comprehensive Arabic corpora online. The KITAB...

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