Extending the Lemon Model for a Dictionary of Old Occitan Medico-Botanical Terminology

Weingart, Anja; Giovannetti, Emiliano

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“…The multilingual and multialphabetical data of DiTMAO required several extensions to the lemon model as discussed in [25]. The extensions will be presented by means of an example, which allows us to illustrate all types of extensions with one lexical entry.…”

Section: Background: Representing Multilingual and Multialphabetical mentioning

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“…In [25], we introduced the modeling of multiword expressions in lemon focusing on the representation of the internal phrase structure. Using the lemon:componentList, we showed how an adjective noun compound can be decomposed into its parts.…”

Section: Representing Phrases In Lemon: Sublemmata and Collocationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…These specific cases will be discussed in more detail in the next section. In [25], all multiwords have been defined as sublemmata. As a result, the sublemma relation has been defined as a sub-property of lemon:lexicalVariant, which is a formal relation between two lexical entries.…”

Section: Representing Phrases In Lemon: Sublemmata and Collocationsmentioning

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“…As a result, the sublemma relation has been defined as a sub-property of lemon:lexicalVariant, which is a formal relation between two lexical entries. This section addresses the lemmatization of multiword expressions, necessary for the understanding of multilingual terms, and shows that the definition of the sublemma relation, as proposed in [25], needs to be revised according to the morphological and semantic properties of the multiword terms.…”

Section: Representing Phrases In Lemon: Sublemmata and Collocationsmentioning

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“…Section 2 describes briefly the extensions to the lemon model necessary for the representation of a multilingual and multialphabetical historical lexicon. This section is mainly based on [25] and provides the necessary background for the understanding of the multiword phenomena discussed in the subsequent sections. Sections 3 and 4 provide some solutions in the representation of multiword expressions, with a particular emphasis on sublemmata and collocations, and multi-lexicon phrases, respectively.…”

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This article illustrates the progresses made in representing a multilingual and multi-alphabetical Old Occitan medico-botanical lexicon in the context of the project Dictionnaire de Termes Médico-botaniques de l'Ancien Occitan (DiTMAO). The chosen lexical model of reference is lemon, which has been extended accordingly to some specific linguistic and lexical features of the lexicon. In particular, issues and solutions about the modeling of multilingual and multiword phenomena are discussed, as the way they are managed through LexO, a web editor developed in the context of the project.

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Section: Background: Representing Multilingual and Multialphabetical mentioning

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Section: Representing Phrases In Lemon: Sublemmata and Collocationsmentioning

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When linguistics meets web technologies. Recent advances in modelling linguistic linked data

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This article provides a comprehensive and up-to-date survey of models and vocabularies for creating linguistic linked data (LLD) focusing on the latest developments in the area and both building upon and complementing previous works covering similar territory. The article begins with an overview of some recent trends which have had a significant impact on linked data models and vocabularies. Next, we give a general overview of existing vocabularies and models for different categories of LLD resource. After which we look at some of the latest developments in community standards and initiatives including descriptions of recent work on the OntoLex-Lemon model, a survey of recent initiatives in linguistic annotation and LLD, and a discussion of the LLD metadata vocabularies META-SHARE and lime. In the next part of the paper, we focus on the influence of projects on LLD models and vocabularies, starting with a general survey of relevant projects, before dedicating individual sections to a number of recent projects and their impact on LLD vocabularies and models. Finally, in the conclusion, we look ahead at some future challenges for LLD models and vocabularies. The appendix to the paper consists of a brief introduction to the OntoLex-Lemon model.

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Extending the Lemon Model for a Dictionary of Old Occitan Medico-Botanical Terminology

Cited by 2 publications

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Multilingual and Multiword Phenomena in a lemon Old Occitan Medico-Botanical Lexicon

Multilingual and Multiword Phenomena in a lemon Old Occitan Medico-Botanical Lexicon

When linguistics meets web technologies. Recent advances in modelling linguistic linked data

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