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This is the Tilde MODEL Corpus – Multilingual Open Data for European Languages.
The data has been collected from sites allowing free use and reuse of its content, as well as from Public Sector web sites. The activities have been undertaken as part of the ODINE Open Data Incubator for Europe, which aims to support the next generation of digital businesses and fast-track the development of new products and services. The corpus includes the following parts:30 languages, 274 bitexts
total number of files: 125
total number of tokens: 1.43G
total number of sentence fragments: 62.44M
Please cite the following article if you use any part of the corpus in your own work: Roberts Rozis, Raivis Skadins, 2017, Tilde MODEL - Multilingual Open Data for EU Languages. Proceedings of the 21th Nordic Conference of Computational Linguistics NODALIDA 2017.
Below you can download data files for all language pairs in different formats and with different kind of annotation (if available). You can click on the various links as explained below. In addition to the files shown on this webpage, OPUS also provides pre-compiled word alignments and phrase tables, bilingual dictionaries, frequency counts, and these files can be found through the resources search form on the top-level website of OPUS.
License: CC-BY - Creative Commons with Attribution
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Upper-right triangle: download translation memory files (TMX)
Bottom-left triangle: download plain text files (MOSES/GIZA++)
Language ID's, first row: monolingual plain text files (tokenized)
Language ID's, first column: monolingual plain text files (untokenized)
Note that TMX files only contain unique translation units and, therefore, the number of aligned units is smaller than for the distributions in Moses and XML format. Moses downloads include all non-empty alignment units including duplicates. Token counts for each language also include duplicate sentences and documents.