Projects
Some of my projects: Natural Language Processing (NLP), programming, linguistics... But also Ancient Greek, electronics, photography or cinema. Click on the “Read more” button to go to the project page.
New website! Random Items Collection: randomitems.io
Want some data to fill out your mock site or test your database setup? Find easily accessible data and facts randomly extracted from Wikipedia.
From simple lists of names or emails to tables and more complex data structures with loops and grouping. Complete html tagged texts. And pictures.
Available at randomitems.io.
Coreference annotation tool (SACR)
Annotate mentions and coreference relations with a simple drag-and-drop. Support for feature annotation for each mention: part of speech, gender, number, grammatical function, etc.
Coreference databases and corpora for English and French (corefdb)
Analyse coreference in a corpus with a relational databases containing tables for coreference data (mentions, chains, relations) as well as for textual structures (tokens, sentences, paragraphs, texts). Includes linguistic annotations (part of speech, named entity, etc.).
Enriched version of the Democrat corpus for French.
Ancient Greek linguistics and grammar reference sheets
Learn Ancient Grammar with my 150 reference sheets (419 pages): morphology (declension, conjugation), phonetics, syntax, usage of tenses and moods...
New! Coreference exploration and analysis website
A web site to search through coreference data in French (Democrat and Ancor corpora) and compute statistics online.
Annotate, load and analyse your own data.
Will be online soon!
Coreference chains in research articles (master thesis)
A corpus linguistic study of coreference chains in IMRaD research articles: discussing the concepts of referring expression and coreference, building the corpus (webscrapping), designing annotation guidelines, annotating the texts, analyzing the annotations.
This is one of my 2 master theses (in “French linguistics”).
Visual representation of coreference chains
Various ways of representing coreference relations between linguistic expressions of a text.
Regular Expression For Classe Instances (refci)
Search for patterns in list of objects, such as tokens. For example:
[pos="determiner"][pos="noun" lemma="cat"]
to look for a determiner followed by a noun with the lemma cat. This works for objets in any fields, not just for linguistic objects!
Rule-based coreference resolution tool (master thesis)
Automatically detect coreference with a system built with hand-crafted linguistic rules. I also developed a dictionary of named entities and proper nouns with data useful for coreference resolution, and a dictionary of hypernyms.
This is one of my 2 master theses (in “language technology”).
Ancient Greek font
An Ancient Greek font that resembles the one used by a famous French publisher, created with FontForge.
Standoff annotations to inline annotations (standoff2inline)
Convert annotations that are separated from their text (indexed by character or token positions) to annotations mixed with their text, such as XML. For example, in the sentence: The cat is drinking milk., the 3rd and 4th words (this is the standoff annotation) form a verb, so the inline annotation would be:
The cat <verb>is drinking</verb> milk.
Bibtex and Biblatex Entry Generator
Get nice Bibtex entries with preformatted fields easy to fill up to. Easily edit Google Scholar entries.
Photo lab
How a developed and printed my analog photographs in my photo lab at my mother's house.
My movie projector: a movie theater at home
Discover my 35mm movie projector at my mother's house.
Laboratory DC power generator
How I made a laboratory DC power generator (2x 1.2V to 20V, 333mA).
