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Building a Domain Ontology in the Process of Linguistic Analysis of Text Resources

Nadezhda Yarushkina1,
Alexey Alexandrovich Filippov2,
Moshkin Moshkin3
et al.
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“…In [7], a linguistic method has been proposed in order to build domain ontology from Russian Text Resources. It uses a pipeline of linguistic methods (grafematic, morphological, syntactic and semantic analysis).…”
Section: Linguistic Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%

An Approach for Automatic Ontology Enrichment from Texts

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Guerram2,
Bouhalassa3
2021
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“…In [7], a linguistic method has been proposed in order to build domain ontology from Russian Text Resources. It uses a pipeline of linguistic methods (grafematic, morphological, syntactic and semantic analysis).…”
Section: Linguistic Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%

An Approach for Automatic Ontology Enrichment from Texts

Mellal
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,
Guerram2,
Bouhalassa3
2021
IJCAI
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Towards the Automatic Construction of an Intelligent Tutoring System: Domain Module

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An Approach to Extracting Ontology Concepts from Requirements

Murtazina
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Avdeenko
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2021
Communications in Computer and Information Science
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