data_corpus_udhr: Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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Description
Usage
Format
Details
Source
Description
A corpus object containing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 464
languages. The files where downloaded from https://unicode.org/udhr/.
These have been converted into plain text format by the UDHR in Unicode
Project.
Usage
1
Format
The corpus includes the following document variables:
- Key
“Key” is the internal key used in the "UDHR in Unicode" database
to identify the translations. It has no meaning or relation to any system of
tags.
- Name
The Ethnologue entry for the
language. This is the primary language name given by the
Ethnologue, may be followed by a qualifier in parenthesis. You may want to
consult the Ethnologue to determine the primary language name if you have
difficulty finding a translation by language name.
- ISO
ISO 639-3 code of the language
- Direction
Text runs from left-to-right (ltr) or right-to-left (rtl)
Details
This corpus only includes texts in the stage 4 or 5 of conversion to Unicode in the project. See
https://unicode.org/udhr/translations.html for details.
Source
The UDHR in Unicode Project https://unicode.org/udhr/
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Description Usage Format Details Source
Description
A corpus object containing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 464 languages. The files where downloaded from https://unicode.org/udhr/. These have been converted into plain text format by the UDHR in Unicode Project.
Usage
1 |
Format
The corpus includes the following document variables:
- Key
“Key” is the internal key used in the "UDHR in Unicode" database to identify the translations. It has no meaning or relation to any system of tags.
- Name
The Ethnologue entry for the language. This is the primary language name given by the Ethnologue, may be followed by a qualifier in parenthesis. You may want to consult the Ethnologue to determine the primary language name if you have difficulty finding a translation by language name.
- ISO
ISO 639-3 code of the language
- Direction
Text runs from left-to-right (ltr) or right-to-left (rtl)
Details
This corpus only includes texts in the stage 4 or 5 of conversion to Unicode in the project. See https://unicode.org/udhr/translations.html for details.
Source
The UDHR in Unicode Project https://unicode.org/udhr/
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