ColLex.en: Automatically Generating and Evaluating a Full-form Lexicon for English
The paper describes a procedure for the automatic generation of a large full-form lexicon of English. We put emphasis on two statistical methods to lexicon extension and adjustment: in terms of a letter-based HMM and in terms of a detector of spelling variants and misspellings. The resulting resource, {\textbackslash}collexen, is evaluated with respect to two tasks: text categorization and lexical coverage by example of the SUSANNE corpus and the {\textbackslash}openanc.
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