For the Lexicon that Has Everything

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This paper argues that itisimpossible to separate lexicaland encyclopedic knowledge and describes an attempt to build a large lexical database that contains the range of information needed to make a parser or a text generation system interpret and use words and phrases correctly.

Martha W. Evens, Joanne Dardaine, Yu-Feng Huang, S

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Added	27 Aug 2010
Updated	27 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1991
Where	SIGLEX
Authors	Martha W. Evens, Joanne Dardaine, Yu-Feng Huang, Sun M. Li, Judith A. Markowitz, Frank J. Rinaldo, Margi Rinaldo, Robert Strutz

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