The Structure of the Framenet Database

Baker, Collin F.; Fillmore, Charles J.; Cronin, Beau

doi:10.1093/ijl/16.3.281

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“…(ii) To allow advanced AWN-based NLP applications to use the syntactic and semantic information about verb classes in VerbNet and their mappings to other resources such as FrameNet (Baker et al 2003) and PropBank (Palmer et al 2005).…”

Section: Verb Content Extension Using Verbnet and Unified Verb Indexmentioning

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On the evaluation and improvement of Arabic WordNet coverage and usability

Abouenour

Bouzoubaa

Rosso

2013

Lang Resources & Evaluation

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Abouenour ., L.; Bouzoubaa ., K.; Rosso ., P. (2013). On the evaluation and improvement of arabic wordnet coverage and usability. Language Resources and Evaluation. 47 Abstract. Built on the basis of the methods developed for Princeton WordNet (PWN) and EuroWordNet, Arabic WordNet (AWN) has been an interesting project which combines WordNet structure compliance with Arabic particularities. In this paper, some AWN shortcomings related to coverage and usability are addressed. The use of AWN in Question/Answering (Q/A) helped us to deeply evaluate the resource from an experience-based perspective. Accordingly, an enrichment of AWN was built by semi-automatically extending its content. Indeed, existing approaches and/or resources developed for other languages were adapted and used for AWN. The experiments conducted in Arabic Q/A have shown an improvement of both AWN coverage as well as usability. Concerning coverage, a great amount of Named Entities (NEs) extracted from YAGO were connected with corresponding AWN synsets. Also, a significant number of new verbs and nouns (including Broken Plural forms) were added. In terms of usability, thanks to the use of AWN, the performance for the AWN-based Q/A application registered an overall improvement with respect to the following three measures: accuracy (+9.27% improvement), mean reciprocal rank (+3.6 improvement) and number of answered questions (+12.79% improvement).

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Section: Verb Content Extension Using Verbnet and Unified Verb Indexmentioning

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On the evaluation and improvement of Arabic WordNet coverage and usability

Abouenour

Bouzoubaa

Rosso

2013

Lang Resources & Evaluation

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“…Analisando ainda projetos mais voltados para os dados estruturados, temos, como exemplo, o banco de dados FrameNet, o qual possui descrições de mais de 7.000 unidades lexicais com base em mais de 130.000 frases anotadas (Baker, Fillmore, & Cronin, 2003), e o Freebase que contém mais de 125.000.000 tuplas, mais de 4.000 tipos, e mais de 7.000 propriedades (Bollacker, Evans, Paritosh, Sturge, & Taylor, 2008).…”

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Uma Abordagem para Identificação de Similaridade Entre Recursos Educacionais Utilizando Bases de Conhecimento Externas

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“…The semantic match is based on the SRL predicted verb and a verb dictionary. This dictionary is the mapping between PropBank (Palmer et al, 2005), VerbNet (Kipper et al, 2000) and FrameNet (Baker et al, 2003), gathered from SemLink 1 . If two verbs belong to the same set in any of the resources, they are considered to match.…”

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Proceedings of the 9th International Natural Language Generation conference

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2016

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The Structure of the Framenet Database

Cited by 118 publications

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On the evaluation and improvement of Arabic WordNet coverage and usability

On the evaluation and improvement of Arabic WordNet coverage and usability

Uma Abordagem para Identificação de Similaridade Entre Recursos Educacionais Utilizando Bases de Conhecimento Externas

Proceedings of the 9th International Natural Language Generation conference

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