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| The **CLARIN Standards Information System (SIS)** provides format recommendations for researchers categorizing formats into three levels: recommended, | The **CLARIN Standards Information System (SIS)** provides format recommendations for researchers categorizing formats into three levels: recommended, | ||
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| === CLARIN has defined the following principles on standard formats: === | === CLARIN has defined the following principles on standard formats: === | ||
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| * Text-based formats are (where possible) preferred over binary formats | * Text-based formats are (where possible) preferred over binary formats | ||
| * In the case of digitisation of an analogue signal, using no or lossless compression is recommended. | * In the case of digitisation of an analogue signal, using no or lossless compression is recommended. | ||
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| Read more about standards in the CLARIN-enviroment on [[https:// | Read more about standards in the CLARIN-enviroment on [[https:// | ||
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| - | When publishing data to LaRS@SWISSUbase, | + | Remember that standards are not only important when it comes to the research data itself, but also the metadata describing it. For more information on metadata you can read up here: [[documentation-platform: |