2015
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-09342015000200002
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Hacia una extracción automática de colocaciones en definiciones de verbos de un diccionario explicativo en español

Abstract: Hacia una extracción automática de colocaciones en definiciones de verbos de un diccionario explicativo en español Toward an Automatic Extraction of Collocations in Verb Definitions from a Spanish Explanatory DictionaryResumen En este artículo presentamos un método para identificar colocaciones de manera automática en definiciones de verbos extraídas del diccionario explicativo de la Real Academia Española (RAE) con el fin de probar que las colocaciones pueden identificarse aplicando heurísticas sencillas que … Show more

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“…There is, however, one problem with such a practical approach to characterization of semantically plausible word combinations: their number is so big that any, even very large, CDB will always be incomplete. Automatic detection and generation of new word combinations is an important problem [11,15]. As one of possible solutions to this problem, we suggest a heuristicbases method of automatic generation of new, highly probably plausible, word combinations absent in the CDB basing on the ones present in the CDB, with the help of a WordNet-like semantic dictionary.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is, however, one problem with such a practical approach to characterization of semantically plausible word combinations: their number is so big that any, even very large, CDB will always be incomplete. Automatic detection and generation of new word combinations is an important problem [11,15]. As one of possible solutions to this problem, we suggest a heuristicbases method of automatic generation of new, highly probably plausible, word combinations absent in the CDB basing on the ones present in the CDB, with the help of a WordNet-like semantic dictionary.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%