The COHERENT Methodology in FunGramKB

Periñán-Pascual, Carlos; Mairal-Usón, Ricardo

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“…The present contribution provides a description of the semantic representation of the verbs join and attach, which belong to the lexical subdomain of "putting things together", as presented in the paradigmatic organization of the lexicon in Faber and Mairal (1999), along with the structural patterns and alternations in which these predicates might participate (Levin 1993;Rappaport and Levin 1998). For the purposes of this research, I have been inspired by the theoretical framework of the LCM and by the methodological assumptions of Role and Reference Grammar, which have been proved valid tools for the analysis of position verbs.…”

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Lexical-constructional Subsumption Processes in the Lexical Constructional Model: The Case of Join and Attach

Rodríguez-Juárez

2014

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This article presents the results of the study of the verbs of position join and attach, as members of the verbal subdomain “putting things together” (Faber and Mairal 1999), taking as a basis the theoretical and methodological assumptions of Role and Reference Grammar (Van Valin and Lapolla 1997; Van Valin 2005), and the tenets of the Lexical Constructional Model, as outlined in Ruiz de Mendoza and Mairal (2007a/b, 2008) and Mairal and Ruiz de Mendoza (2006, 2008, 2009a/b). In order to account for the relationship between lexical meaning and syntactic representation, we will first provide the semantic and syntactic information of these verbs which will allow us to propose their lexical templates and explore the constraints which might condition the process of lexical-constructional subsumption at the core grammar level of description, and which might lead to the fusion of low-level lexical templates into higher level-constructional patterns such as the resultative construction.

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Lexical-constructional Subsumption Processes in the Lexical Constructional Model: The Case of Join and Attach

Rodríguez-Juárez

2014

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Conceptual Representation of Expert Knowledge in FunGramKB: The Derivation Process in Several Typical Crimes of Criminal Law

Delgado

2015

Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences

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Automatic lexical collocate extraction for corpus-based ontology building and refinement

Fernández-Martínez

Felices-Lago

2021

RESLA

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Traditional corpus-based methods rely on manual inspection and extraction of lexical collocates in the study of selection preferences, which is a very costly, labor-intensive, and time-consuming task. Devising automatic methods for lexical collocate extraction becomes necessary to handle this task and the immensity of corpora available. With a view to leveraging the Sketch Engine platform and in-built corpora, we propose a working prototype of a Lexical Collocate Extractor (LeCoExt) command-line tool that mines lexical collocates from all types of verbs according to their syntactic constituents and Collocate Frequency Score (CFS). This might be the first tool that performs comprehensive corpus-based studies of the selection preferences of individual or groups of verbs exploiting the capabilities offered by Sketch Engine. This tool might facilitate the task of extracting rich lexico-semantic knowledge from diverse corpora in a few seconds and at a click away. We test its performance for ontology building and refinement departing from a previous detailed analysis of stealing verbs carried out by Fernández-Martínez & Faber (2020). We show how the proposed tool is used to extract conceptual-cognitive knowledge from the THEFT scenario and implement it into FunGramKB Core Ontology through the creation and modification of theft-related conceptual units.

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The COHERENT Methodology in FunGramKB

Cited by 13 publications

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Lexical-constructional Subsumption Processes in the Lexical Constructional Model: The Case of Join and Attach

Lexical-constructional Subsumption Processes in the Lexical Constructional Model: The Case of Join and Attach

Conceptual Representation of Expert Knowledge in FunGramKB: The Derivation Process in Several Typical Crimes of Criminal Law

Automatic lexical collocate extraction for corpus-based ontology building and refinement

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