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The Archive of Place: Unearthing the Pasts of the Chilcotin Plateau.By William J. Turkel. Vancouver and Toronto: UBC Press, 2007. xxvi + 322 pp. Nature History Society Series. Illustrations, notes, tables, maps, bibliography, glossary, toponymic index, general index. Cloth $85.00 [PDF]
Environmental History, 2007 openaire +1 more source
Uso de Generics en Programación
, 2017 En la actualidad el uso de Generics está ampliamente difundido y le otorga a la programación un alto grado de reusabilidad y control. En particular cuando se menciona Generics, la reusabilidad y control se da sobre los tipos que deseamos que utilicen ...
Cardacci, Guillermo D.
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Conceptual distinctions amongst generics
Generic sentences (e.g., bare plural sentences such as ‘‘dogs have four legs’’ and ‘‘mosquitoes carry malaria’’) are used to talk about kinds of things.
Sangeet Khemlani
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Transactions in GIS, 2022
AbstractToponym recognition is used to extract toponyms from natural language texts, which is a fundamental task of ubiquitous geographic information applications. Existing toponym recognition methods with state‐of‐the‐art performance mainly leverage supervised learning (i.e., deep‐learning‐based approaches) with parameters learned from massive ...
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AbstractToponym recognition is used to extract toponyms from natural language texts, which is a fundamental task of ubiquitous geographic information applications. Existing toponym recognition methods with state‐of‐the‐art performance mainly leverage supervised learning (i.e., deep‐learning‐based approaches) with parameters learned from massive ...
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Research on the construction and application of the generalized toponym ontology
2010 Second IITA International Conference on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2010In the paper, the generalized toponym ontology(GTO) is constructed and consummate d by use of the topography vocabulary and correlative nation standards. The ontology is us ed to classify and encode the generalized toponym information, spatial topology relations reasoning based on Jena and knowledge retrieval. GTO is the future development trend of the
Jian Chen, Hong-wei Li
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User evaluation of automatically generated keywords and toponyms for geo‐referenced images
Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2013This article presents the results of a user evaluation of automatically generated concept keywords and place names (toponyms) for geo‐referenced images. Automatically annotating images is becoming indispensable for effective information retrieval, since the number of geo‐referenced images available online is growing, yet many images are insufficiently ...
Frank O. Ostermann +2 more
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The Evolution of Language, 2008
We present a series of studies investigating the formation, generative power, and evolution of toponyms (i.e. topographic names). The domain chosen for this project is the spatial concepts related to places in an environment, one of the key sets of concepts to be grounded in autonomous agents.
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We present a series of studies investigating the formation, generative power, and evolution of toponyms (i.e. topographic names). The domain chosen for this project is the spatial concepts related to places in an environment, one of the key sets of concepts to be grounded in autonomous agents.
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Are the contents of toponyms meaningless, as it is often claimed in linguistic literature, or can the generic parts in toponyms, such as hill in Black Hill, be used to infer landscape descriptions? We investigate this question by, firstly, linking gazetteer data with topographic characteristics, and, secondly, by conducting analysis of how the use of ...
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Are the contents of toponyms meaningless, as it is often claimed in linguistic literature, or can the generic parts in toponyms, such as hill in Black Hill, be used to infer landscape descriptions? We investigate this question by, firstly, linking gazetteer data with topographic characteristics, and, secondly, by conducting analysis of how the use of ...
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