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ACL
2006
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Selection of Effective Contextual Information for Automatic Synonym Acquisition
Various methods have been proposed for automatic synonym acquisition, as synonyms are one of the most fundamental lexical knowledge. Whereas many methods are based on contextual c...
Masato Hagiwara, Yasuhiro Ogawa, Katsuhiko Toyama
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COMPUTER
2004
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Languages and the Computing Profession
highly abstracted. The Chinese writing system uses logographs--conventional representations of words or morphemes. Characters of the most common kind have two parts, one suggesting...
W. Neville Holmes
DEBU
2007
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Mapping and Structural Analysis of Multi-lingual Wordnets
In this paper, we present observations on structural properties of wordnets of three languages: English, Hindi, and Marathi. Hindi and Marathi, spoken widely in India, rank 5th an...
J. Ramanand, Akshay Ukey, Brahm Kiran Singh, Pushp...
LREC
2010
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Inferring Subcat Frames of Verbs in Urdu
This paper describes an approach for inferring syntactic frames of verbs in Urdu from an untagged corpus. Urdu, like many other South Asian languages, is a free word order and cas...
Ghulam Raza
ACL
2006
14 years 11 months ago
Automatic Classification of Verbs in Biomedical Texts
away concepts from the surface form of the text. The authors argue that while there has been research into automatic classification, general classification schemes are unsuitable f...
Anna Korhonen, Yuval Krymolowski, Nigel Collier