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I make the datasets used in my research publicly available whenever possible as permitted by ethical review boards and copyright concerns. Data for various publications of mine are given below. As of summer 2012, these datasets are also available on my profile at the University of Minnesota Digital Conservancy.

The data used in my research on learning vocabulary through listening to hip-hop are archived here. My paper on sentiment analysis, Using Verbs and Adjectives to Automatically Classify Blog Sentiment, makes use of the following data:

• training set for sentiment analysis work
• test set for sentiment analysis work

The following are links to results from my paper on automatic extraction of subcategorization frames for French:

• Here are the criteria the raters received for evaluating the results of our experiment.
• Here is the list of subcat frames that both raters judged correct. Each frame comes with an example sentence in which it's used.

My work on lexical borrowings in French (Chesley 2010, Chesley and Baayen 2010) uses the following data:

• borrowings dataset (in ISO-8859)

More data to come.