What is it about?
A set of tools to develop, edit and annotate comparative lexical datasets using the standard CLDF format. Designed for historical linguists with no programming experience.
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Why is it important?
Historical linguists use big amounts of lexical data but have limited options for computer applications that could assist them in their work. CLDF is a standard format for sharing lexical data, but it is not user-friendly for editing and developing a dataset. Lexedata bridges the gap between working in a standard format while being accessible and usable by historical linguists.
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This page is a summary of: Lexedata: A toolbox to edit CLDF lexical
datasets, The Journal of Open Source Software, April 2022, The Open Journal,
DOI: 10.21105/joss.04140.
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