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Query Subject:   German Grammar Checker
Author:   Sabrina Wilske
Submitter Email:  click here to access email

Linguistic LingField(s):  Applied Linguistics
Computational Linguistics

Query:   Dear linguists,

For work related to my PhD I am looking for free (maybe even open source)
tools for grammar checking and error diagnosis in German.

I am aware of the LanguageTool Open Source language checker
(www.languagetool.org) and of research prototypes as described in
Berthold Crysmann; Nuria Bertomeu; Peter Adolphs; Daniel Flickinger;
Tina Klüwer: Hybrid Processing for Grammar and Style Checking, In
Proceedings of COLING08
and
Fortmann, Christian, Martin Forst (2004): An LFG grammar checker for
CALL, In Proceedings of ICALL-2004.

However, the problems with these is, that their coverage is limited
and/or they are not readily available for use in other contexts.

Does anyone know of any other tools? We want to use it especially for
diagnosing German learner language.

We will summarize responses, thank you in advance,
Sabrina Wilske and Magdalena Wolska
--
Sabrina Wilske
PhD student within International Research Training Group (IRTG)
Language Technology and Cognitive Systems at Saarland University
Email sw@coli.uni-sb.de
http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~sw
LL Issue: 20.1014
Date posted: 22-Mar-2009



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