A Lexical Network with a Morphological Model in It

Gader, Nabil; Koehl, Aurore; Polguère, Alain

doi:10.3115/v1/w14-4720

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“…The conclusion one can draw from the above reasoning is that natural language lexical networks are vast and rich structures but their manual (lexicographic) construction remains a feasible task provided lexicographers develop special computational tools for weaving and processing them (Gader et al, 2012).…”

Section: Shape and Size Of The Lexicon In Lexical Network Termsmentioning

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Fishing out regular polysemy with the Gener (generic) relation

Polguère

2022

Lexique

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Lexical Systems are formal network models of natural language lexicons. They are characterized by their graph structure that is mainly woven by paradigmatic and syntagmatic lexical relations known as lexical functions. Being organized as “social networks of words,” Lexical Systems are radically distinct from taxonomic models which organize lexical units within hierarchized classes. In spite of their apparent messiness, these structures are perfectly suited for the storage of lexical regularities. This paper is devoted to the Gener (generic) lexical function and its significance for the identification and modeling of regular polysemy in network models of the Lexical System family. We show how the systematic lexicographic encoding of Gener relations allows for the study of polysemy patterns and the uniform modeling of this phenomenon in lexicographic models. The approach is illustrated based on the lexicographic construction of a Lexical System – the French Lexical Network (fr-LN) –, using the generic term Fr. fleur ‘flower’.

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Section: Shape and Size Of The Lexicon In Lexical Network Termsmentioning

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Fishing out regular polysemy with the Gener (generic) relation

Polguère

2022

Lexique

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“…Le Réseau lexical du français (Lux-Pogodalla et Polguère, 2011 ;Gader, Lux-Pogodalla, et Polguère, 2012 ;Polguère, 2014) Une collocation est, selon Polguère (2016, 65), « un syntagme AB (ou BA) qui est tel que, pour le construire, le Locuteur sélectionne A librement d'après son sens ' A', alors qu'il sélectionne B pour exprimer auprès de A un sens 's' en fonction de contraintes imposées par A. », comme peur bleue, rendre un jugement, la nuit tombe.…”

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Modélisation des locutions dans un réseau lexical: enjeux théoriques

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2020

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Cet article présente les impacts théoriques de la description lexicographique des unités phraséologiques du français – en particulier les locutions – au sein d’un réseau lexical construit suivant les principes de la Lexicologie Explicative et Combinatoire. La description dans un tel cadre théorique prend en compte les relations syntagmatiques et paradigmatiques entre les unités lexicales – lexèmes et locutions – dans l’objectif de rendre compte de la façon dont elles se combinent. Après un panorama des différents types d’unités phraséologiques nous en présentons les principales caractéristiques de description. Nous nous attardons sur le cas des locutions dont les spécificités de la structure lexicosyntaxique doivent être prises en considération. Ceci implique l’identification d’un statut lexical, d’unités lexicales constituantes et d’une structure syntaxique.

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“…3. Within the first step of knowledge transfer, the knowledge mapping, the implicit knowledge of experts is mapped through the graph editor yEd, which is often used for scientific reasons by researchers to support their constructions and modeling [46]. The tool is based on a node-relationshiprepresentation, where the graph is built by adding nodes and edges [47].…”

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Towards a Software System Providing Knowledge about Energy and Resource Efficiency Potentials within the Product and Process Development of Electric Drives

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Masuch

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Despite numerous research activities, guidelines and regulations, the exploitation of energy and resource efficiency potentials at companies in the field of electric drive technology is still lagging behind. Existing catalogues of measures and research results are mostly too generic or too theoretic for companies, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SME). Thus, this paper proposes the development of a user-oriented software system that supports the consideration of sustainability aspects within the product and process development of electric drives. The core component of this concept is a knowledge-based system (KBS), which reveals the wide range of energy and resource efficiency potentials along the whole product life cycle. In particular, correlations that exist between the individual saving potentials are to be mapped. By presenting the general solution concept and current stage of development, this paper provides the basis for future research which should focus on the further elaboration and prototypical implementation of the system proposed here.

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A Lexical Network with a Morphological Model in It

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

Fishing out regular polysemy with the Gener (generic) relation

Fishing out regular polysemy with the Gener (generic) relation

Modélisation des locutions dans un réseau lexical: enjeux théoriques

Towards a Software System Providing Knowledge about Energy and Resource Efficiency Potentials within the Product and Process Development of Electric Drives

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