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This list of researchers includes
15,502 people
who have "registered" as "researchers" i.e. professors and graduate
students in language and linguistics. (Note that the vast majority of actual
researchers are
probably still not categorized as such, since it's not
obligatory to do so.) Those classified as "researchers" are in addition to the
130,000+ other people who use the corpora each month for teaching, learning, and
personal interest.
HELP
The drop-down list of countries shows four numbers for each country
(e.g. 945 | 624 | 195 | 32). In order, they are:
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registered users from that country (e.g. 945)
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unique
users in the past year (e.g. 624)
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unique
users in the past month (e.g. 195)
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users who are categorized as researcher, i.e. professor or graduate student in languages or
linguistics (e.g. 32)
After you select a country, the results list again shows the number of people who match the search
criteria for that country -- ALL registered users, users who have used the corpora in
the last YEAR and the past MONTH, and by those who are verified as
RESEARCHERS. For researchers, it shows their university and their
country (although some of these still need to be corrected), and which
corpora they have used during the past 2-3 months. You can also click on
their name to see their personal web page.
You can search the list of researchers by country and/or by keyword.
Keywords search the short 1-2 sentence personal profile, researcher
(first or last) name, and their university. The vast majority of
registered users are not yet verified as researchers. If you
search for them (e.g. someone with the last name Anderson), they will show
up in the overall count (if they are a registered user),
but their individual entry will not be listed, since they are not
(yet) verified a researcher.
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