How to publish my results

If your research in the NLP Centre yields results that can be included in the infrastructure, we encourage you to add them to the ​Lindat repository.

Adding the result to the infrastructure

When making a deposit into the infrastructure, the recommended information to include is:

• description: include the related publication + information how to cite it (the citation + the data in Bib(La)TeX format
• licence: you can use the NLP ​web service or ​corpus licence
• affiliation: mark the relation to the NLP Centre (include the NLP Centre as the Publisher in the LINDAT repository)
• archive should contain 1) README file including the instructions, brief description, and information on how to cite the result (related paper); 2) .bib file of the related publication; 3) optionally, you can add a pdf of the related publication

When developing a new version of your result that is already included in the repository, update the information there as well (add a new version).

FAIR Data

Whenever possible, make your data follow the FAIR principles. The research infrastructure supports you in making so.

• Findable: while LINDAT supports search, it is great if you can provide rich and explicit metadata
• Accessible: use open protocols whenever possible, use authentication whenever needed
• Interoperable: prefer well-established metadata vocabularies whenever possible (e.g., Dublin Core for document description), provide links to other data if applicable (e.g. WikiData)
• Reusable: use community standards (e.g. GitLab, PapersWithCode), publish licences

Find more on FAIR principles: ​https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles/

Webpage on nlp.fi.muni.cz/lindat

This section includes information on the recommended webpage content of a result published in the repository. It should include:

• description: a brief introduction and the related publication
• the tool/service: is it a demo, API, or command-line tool? How to use it?
• acknowledgments: related projects, how to cite, link to the repository
• licence

Example

A practical example is CzAccent.