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Using the Web to Validate Lexico-Semantic Relations
Portuguese Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 2011The evaluation of semantic relations acquired automatically from text is a challenging task, which generally ends up being done by humans. Despite less prone to errors, manual evaluation is hardly repeatable, time-consuming and sometimes subjective. In this paper, we evaluate relational triples automatically, exploiting popular similarity measures on ...
Hernani Pereira Costa +2 more
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User Personalisation for the Web Information Retrieval Using Lexico-Semantic Relations
International Conference on Computational Collective Intelligence, 2015This contribution presents a new approach to the representation of user interests and preferences at information retrieval process on the Web. The adaptive user profile includes both interests given explicitly by the user, as a query, and also preferences expressed during relevance valuation process, so to express field independent translation between ...
Agnieszka Indyka-Piasecka +2 more
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Lexico-semantic relations in theory and practice
2010This paper provides a general overview of the treatment of lexico-semantic relations in different fields of research including theoretical and application-oriented disciplines. At the same time, it sketches the development of the descriptions and explanations of sense relations in various approaches as well as some methodologies which have been used to
Petra Storjohann
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Using web data to explore lexico-semantic relations
2010This paper reports on web-as-corpus research that seeks to explain why some semantically opposed word pairs have special status as canonical antonyms (for example: cold-hot), while other pairs do not (icy-scorching, cold-fiery, freezing-hot, etc.). In particular, it reports on the findings of Jones, Paradis, Murphy and Willners (2007), and extends ...
S. Jones
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Disambiguating Wikipedia Articles on the Basis of plWordNet Lexico-semantic Relations
Mexican International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 2013A method for mapping Wikipedia articles (treated as a large informal resource describing concepts) to wordnet synsets (relation-based word meaning descriptions) is proposed. In contrast to previous approaches, the method focuses mainly on wordnet relation structure as the main means for meaning description.
Maciej Piasecki +2 more
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2013 ACS International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications (AICCSA), 2013
The goal of the research described here is to present an approach for automating the detection and the extraction of meaning from text using a range of linguistic and ontological techniques, concepts such as the lexico-semantic functions proposed in Meaning-Text Theory by Mel'cuk and the concept of the context.
Hammou Fadili
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The goal of the research described here is to present an approach for automating the detection and the extraction of meaning from text using a range of linguistic and ontological techniques, concepts such as the lexico-semantic functions proposed in Meaning-Text Theory by Mel'cuk and the concept of the context.
Hammou Fadili
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Asian Studies: History and Modernity
The article examines the syntagmatic relations of the lexeme kara (‘dear’) in examples selected from Tuvan folk song texts. The semantic characteristics of the Tuvan adjective kara (‘black’) in the meaning of ‘dear’ are explored within a socio-communicative context. The primary focus of the study is the combinatory potential of the lexeme kara (‘dear’)
O. Saaya
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The article examines the syntagmatic relations of the lexeme kara (‘dear’) in examples selected from Tuvan folk song texts. The semantic characteristics of the Tuvan adjective kara (‘black’) in the meaning of ‘dear’ are explored within a socio-communicative context. The primary focus of the study is the combinatory potential of the lexeme kara (‘dear’)
O. Saaya
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A Case Study of Lexico-semantic Relations: Natural and some related Terms
1988Ulf Magnusson, Karl Hyldgaard-Jensen
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Prepodavatel XXI vek, 2023
The lexical-semantic macrofield homeland is based on semantic origins, which are the components of the dictionary definitions. The lexeme homeland is a polysemy, which indicates its wide semantic range and productive use. The boundaries of the lexical-
S. M. Kolesnikova, Mengzhu Tian
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The lexical-semantic macrofield homeland is based on semantic origins, which are the components of the dictionary definitions. The lexeme homeland is a polysemy, which indicates its wide semantic range and productive use. The boundaries of the lexical-
S. M. Kolesnikova, Mengzhu Tian
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Rusin, 2022
The article analyses the lexico-semantic field “pol’za” (Eng. benefit) in terms of their structure in the Rusin and Russian literary language to identify similarities/differences in the structuring of the concept in native speakers' minds.
L. Dronova, Liu Yanchun
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The article analyses the lexico-semantic field “pol’za” (Eng. benefit) in terms of their structure in the Rusin and Russian literary language to identify similarities/differences in the structuring of the concept in native speakers' minds.
L. Dronova, Liu Yanchun
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