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 ===== Ordered by task categories ===== ===== Ordered by task categories =====
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 ==== Task 1: Free Association ==== ==== Task 1: Free Association ====
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   * [[Correlation with Free Association Norms]]   * [[Correlation with Free Association Norms]]
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   * [[Comparison with Speaker-Generated Features]]   * [[Comparison with Speaker-Generated Features]]
  
-**NB: ON MARCH 7, WE MADE A SMALL CORRECTION TO THE PROPERTY EXPANSION FILE USED FOR THIS TASK; IF YOU DOWNLOADED THE RELEVANT ARCHIVE BEFORE THIS DATE, PLEASE DOWNLOAD IT AGAIN** 
  
 ===== Source corpus ===== ===== Source corpus =====
  
 You can train your word space on your favorite corpus. However, we also invite you, if this is suitable, to experiment with the [[http://wacky.sslmit.unibo.it|ukWaC]] corpus, so that we will be able to compare different word spaces trained on the same corpus (for information on how to obtain the corpus, write to [[wacky@sslmit.unibo.it|this address]]). ukWaC is a very large (about 2 billion tokens) Web-derived corpus. It is split into sub-sections containing randomly chosen documents. Thus, if your algorithm has problems scaling up to 2 billion tokens, you can train it on one or more sub-sections, that will constitute a document-based random sub-sample of ukWaC. You can train your word space on your favorite corpus. However, we also invite you, if this is suitable, to experiment with the [[http://wacky.sslmit.unibo.it|ukWaC]] corpus, so that we will be able to compare different word spaces trained on the same corpus (for information on how to obtain the corpus, write to [[wacky@sslmit.unibo.it|this address]]). ukWaC is a very large (about 2 billion tokens) Web-derived corpus. It is split into sub-sections containing randomly chosen documents. Thus, if your algorithm has problems scaling up to 2 billion tokens, you can train it on one or more sub-sections, that will constitute a document-based random sub-sample of ukWaC.
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