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NUMBER SPECIFICITY OF PROPER NOUNS
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This dissertation is an experiment: what happens if we treat proper names as anaphoric expressions on a par with pronouns? The first thing to notice is that a name's `antecedent' can occur in a discourse prior to the one containing the name. An individual may be introduced and tagged with a name in one context, and then retrieved using the name in a ...
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This dissertation is an experiment: what happens if we treat proper names as anaphoric expressions on a par with pronouns? The first thing to notice is that a name's `antecedent' can occur in a discourse prior to the one containing the name. An individual may be introduced and tagged with a name in one context, and then retrieved using the name in a ...
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Vietnamese proper noun recognition
2006 International Conference onResearch, Innovation and Vision for the Future, 2006Recognition of proper noun is one of complex problems in Vietnamese natural language processing (NLP). This paper introduces, first, an approach for recognizing of Vietnamese proper noun. Second, it introduces NLP techniques that we propose to analyze Vietnamese texts, focusing on advanced word segmentation which accounts for a number of complex ...
C. Q.Nguyen, T.T. Phan, T.H. Cao
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Language, 1969
The syntactically definable category of proper nouns is only a subclass of the orthographically definable class. Many capitalized nouns, e.g. Kodak and Purex, are not members of the syntactically definable class. Further, the syntactic proper nouns are a subclass of the countable nouns of English.
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The syntactically definable category of proper nouns is only a subclass of the orthographically definable class. Many capitalized nouns, e.g. Kodak and Purex, are not members of the syntactically definable class. Further, the syntactic proper nouns are a subclass of the countable nouns of English.
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Learning Proper Nouns and Common Nouns without Clues from Syntax
Child Development, 2001Syntax has been noted to play an important role in word learning in English; it distinguishes the fundamental conceptual difference between individuals (coded as proper nouns), nonindividuals (coded as mass nouns), and classes of individuals (coded as count nouns).
M, Imai, E, Haryu
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Discovering Compound and Proper Nouns
2007The identification of appropriate text tokens (words or sequences of words representing concepts) is one of the most important tasks of text preprocessing and may have great influence on the final results of text analysis. In our paper, we introduce a new approach to discovering compound nouns, including proper compound nouns. Our approach combines the
Grzegorz Protaziuk +3 more
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MECHANICAL INDEXING OF PROPER NOUNS
Journal of Documentation, 1963A proper noun entry is an index entry for the name of a particular person, place, or thing. While this type of entry is comparatively easy for humans to recognize, it is difficult to define for the purposes of computer processing. The kind and number of proper nouns which appear in a text vary to some extent with the subject matter. The ratio of proper
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