Transformer-based approach for symptom recognition and multilingual linking. [PDF]
Vassileva S +3 more
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Calibrating T cell responsiveness through interactions with self. [PDF]
Mandl JN +4 more
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Dual-channel feature fusion network for sheep diseases question classification. [PDF]
Haisa G, Kezierbieke G.
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Shared structure of fundamental human experience revealed by polysemy network of basic vocabularies across languages. [PDF]
Liang Y, Xu K, Ran Q.
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Heterogeneous text graph for comprehensive multilingual sentiment analysis: capturing short- and long-distance semantics. [PDF]
Mercha EM, Benbrahim H, Erradi M.
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Unlocking the Secrets Behind Advanced Artificial Intelligence Language Models in Deidentifying Chinese-English Mixed Clinical Text: Development and Validation Study. [PDF]
Lee YQ +6 more
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SUBTLEX-CY: A new word frequency database for Welsh. [PDF]
van Heuven WJ, Payne JS, Jones MW.
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Syntactic Information in Monolingual Dictionaries
One of the most difficult things for the lexicographer to convey concerns the complex interdependencies between a verb and its complement-taking properties. Although this information forms an essential part of verb grammar, existing dictionaries prove inadequate in their attempt to provide the syntactic frame a verb can enter and the possible ...
Caterina d'Elia
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In praise of monolingual English Dictionaries
The present article briefly reviews milestones in the development of monolingual dictionaries, pointing out the turning point brought about by the advent of corpora, and delves into certain features of contemporary dictionaries, such as dictionaries of collocations for learners which can help unlock the mysteries of English as a language.
Murphy, Amanda Clare
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On Monolingual Dictionaries and Child Language Development
Amfani (2008) ignites a very interesting child language development debate. He argues that "… colonial interference in the natural affairs of Africans has been the major factor responsible for the type of communication disorder he refers to as 'lexical starvation' experienced by the modern African child with respect to the acquisition of the ...
Yuka, LC, Okolocha, HO
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