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-When compiling the corpus, the primary goal was for it to be as diverse and representative as possible, reflecting the variability of Czech in all of its modes and ranges of use (written, spoken, online communication) and featuring rich annotation (the texts were [[en:pojmy:lemma|lemmatized]], [[en:pojmy:tag|morphologically tagged]] using two different systems, and furthermore they were annotated for phrasemes and so-called [[http://ufal.mff.cuni.cz/nametag|named entities]]). As far as writtenness and spokeness are concerned, the Koditex is a mixed corpus.+When compiling the corpus, the primary goal was for it to be as diverse and representative as possible, reflecting the variability of Czech in all of its modes and ranges of use (written, spoken, online communication) and featuring rich annotation (the texts were [[en:pojmy:lemma|lemmatized]], [[en:pojmy:tag|morphologically tagged]] using two different systems, and furthermore they were annotated for phrasemes and so-called [[http://ufal.mff.cuni.cz/nametag|named entities]]). As far as writtenness and spokenness are concerned, the Koditex is a mixed corpus.
  
 The name //Koditex// is both an acronym of the Czech version of the phrase //**co**rpus of **di**versified **tex**ts// and a tribute to Vilém Kodýtek, author of a pioneering attempt to apply MDA to Czech based on the work of D. Biber.  The name //Koditex// is both an acronym of the Czech version of the phrase //**co**rpus of **di**versified **tex**ts// and a tribute to Vilém Kodýtek, author of a pioneering attempt to apply MDA to Czech based on the work of D. Biber. 
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 The majority of texts (accounting for 76% of tokens) included in the corpus are Czech originals (not translations from other languages). The only exceptions are text classes where translated material is common in Czech in general, listed in the table below (the rest of the classes are 100% Czech originals). The majority of texts (accounting for 76% of tokens) included in the corpus are Czech originals (not translations from other languages). The only exceptions are text classes where translated material is common in Czech in general, listed in the table below (the rest of the classes are 100% Czech originals).
  
-^ Class ^ Translations (words) ^ Originals (words) ^ % Translations ^+^ Class ^ Translations (words) ^ Originals (words) ^ % translations ^
 | LOV |  210,250 |  30,981 |  87.2% | | LOV |  210,250 |  30,981 |  87.2% |
 | CRM |  202,921 |  37,677 |  84.3% | | CRM |  202,921 |  37,677 |  84.3% |

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