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-====== Normalization ======
+====== 1.2.7 Normalization ======
-Normalization is the task of "translating" non-standard language into standard language. It can be performed manually or automatically with computational linguistic tools.
+Normalization is the task of "translating" non-standard language data into standard language. It can be performed manually or automatically with computational linguistics tools.
-In the case of our corpus, we have manually normalized some data in the Swiss German dialect, resulting in the corpus WUS_DIALOG_GSW.
+In the case of our corpus, we have manually normalized some data in the Swiss German dialect, resulting in the corpus WUS_DIALOG_GSW (5 chats, 34,683 tokens).
-Another set of data was process automatically. You can read more about that project in:
-Ruzsics, Tatiana; Lusetti, Massimo; Göhring, Anne; Samardžić, Tanja; Stark, Elisabeth (2019): Neural Text Normalization with Adapted Decoding and PoS Features. [[https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/natural-language-engineering/article/neural-text-normalization-with-adapted-decoding-and-pos-features/474B380A32EF96CCED1708229848F3FB|Natural Language Engineering]].
-This data will be made available soon.