This resource contains n-grams – i.e. unigrams, bigrams and trigrams – from all books and newspapers that had been digitized at the National Library of Norway up to September 2013. The n-grams have been extracted from a material consisting of approximately 220,000 books and 540,000 newspapers.
The n-grams are available in two formats, CSV and SQlite: CSV is probably the most interesting format for most developers, because it is very easy to import these files into standard applications. The SQLite files contain indexed databases, which are used in the service NB N-gram. Users who want to contribute to the development of NB N-gram can download the source code on GitHub, and the SQLite databases from this page.
A word count by source (books/newspapers) and language variety (Bokmål/Nynorsk) is given in the json file.
This resource contains n-grams – i.e. unigrams, bigrams and trigrams – from all books and newspapers that had been digitized at the National Library of Norway up to September 2013. The n-grams have been extracted from a material consisting of approximately 220,000 books and 540,000 newspapers.
The n-grams are available in two formats, CSV and SQlite: CSV is probably the most interesting format for most developers, because it is very easy to import these files into standard applications. The SQLite files contain indexed databases, which are used in the service NB N-gram. Users who want to contribute to the development of NB N-gram can download the source code on GitHub, and the SQLite databases from this page.
A word count by source (books/newspapers) and language variety (Bokmål/Nynorsk) is given in the json file.
Extended metadata
resource Common Info:
resource Type: corpus
identification Info:
resource Name: N-grams from NBdigital
resource Name: N-gram frå NBdigital
description: This resource contains n-grams – i.e. unigrams, bigrams and trigrams – from all books and newspapers that had been digitized at the National Library of Norway up to September 2013. The n-grams have been extracted from a material consisting of approximately 220,000 books and 540,000 newspapers.
The n-grams are available in two formats, CSV and SQlite: CSV is probably the most interesting format for most developers, because it is very easy to import these files into standard applications. The SQLite files contain indexed databases, which are used in the service NB N-gram. Users who want to contribute to the development of NB N-gram can download the source code on GitHub, and the SQLite databases from this page.
A word count by source (books/newspapers) and language variety (Bokmål/Nynorsk) is given in the json file.
description: Dette korpuset inneheld n-gram – unigram, bigram og trigram – frå alle bøker og aviser som var digitaliserte ved Nasjonalbiblioteket fram til september 2013. Dei er laga på basis av eit material på om lag 220.000 bøker og 540.000 aviser.
N-gramma finst i to format, CSV og SQLite: CSV vil vera mest interessant for dei fleste utviklarar, sidan det er lett å importere desse inn i vanleg programvare. SQLite-filene inneheld ferdig indekserte SQL-databasar som vert brukte i tenesta NB N-gram. Brukarar som ynskjer å bidra i utviklinga av NB N-gram kan laste ned kjeldekoden på GitHub og SQLite-databasane frå denne sida.
Ei ordteljing fordelt på kjelde (avis/bok) og språkform (bokmål/nynorsk) finst i json-fila.
This resource contains n-grams – i.e. unigrams, bigrams and trigrams – from all books and newspapers that had been digitized at the National Library of Norway up to September 2013. The n-grams have been extracted from a material consisting of approximately 220,000 books and 540,000 newspapers.
The n-grams are available in two formats, CSV and SQlite: CSV is probably the most interesting format for most developers, because it is very easy to import these files into standard applications. The SQLite files contain indexed databases, which are used in the service NB N-gram. Users who want to contribute to the development of NB N-gram can download the source code on GitHub, and the SQLite databases from this page.
A word count by source (books/newspapers) and language variety (Bokmål/Nynorsk) is given in the json file.