An English dictionary for computerized syntactic and semantic processing systems

Smith, Raoul N.; Maxwell, Edward

doi:10.3115/992532.992563

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“…According to Smith and Maxwell, there are three basic methods for defining a lexical entry [Smith and Maxwell., 1980]: hyperonym, and the lexical entry a more specific term or hyponym.…”

Section: Superficial Semantic Relationships Between Words In Dictionamentioning

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Semiautomatic labelling of semantic features

Ilarraza

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Sarasola

2002

Proceedings of the 19th International Conference on Computational Linguistics -

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This paper presents the strategy and design of a highly efficient semiautomatic method for labelling the semantic features of common nouns, using semantic relationships between words, and based on the information extracted from an electronic monolingual dictionary. The method, that uses genus data, specific relators and synonymy information, obtains an accuracy of over 99% and a scope of 68,2% with regard to all the common nouns contained in a real corpus of over 1 million words, after the manual labelling of only 100 nouns.

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“…According to Smith and Maxwell, there are three basic methods for defining a lexical entry [Smith and Maxwell., 1980]: hyperonym, and the lexical entry a more specific term or hyponym.…”

Section: Superficial Semantic Relationships Between Words In Dictionamentioning

confidence: 99%