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Probabilistic word sense disambiguation

Computer Speech & Language, 2004
We present a theoretically motivated method for creating probabilistic word sense disambiguation (WSD) systems. The method works by composing multiple probabilistic components: such modularity is made possible by an application of Bayesian statistics and Lidstone's smoothing method. We show that a probabilistic WSD system created along these lines is a
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Smoothing and Word Sense Disambiguation

2004
This paper presents an algorithm to apply the smoothing techniques described in [15] to three different Machine Learning (ML) methods for Word Sense Disambiguation (WSD). The method to obtain better estimations for the features is explained step by step, and applied to n-way ambiguities.
Eneko Agirre, David Martínez 0001
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Word Sense Disambiguation Based on Word Sense Clustering

2006
In this paper we address the problem of Word Sense Disambiguation by introducing a knowledge-driven framework for the disambiguation of nouns. The proposal is based on the clustering of noun sense representations and it serves as a general model that includes some existing disambiguation methods.
Henry Anaya-Sánchez   +2 more
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Practice of Word Sense Disambiguation

2018
The paper aims at the community of researchers and practitioners that work in the area of natural language processing but do not specialize in the word sense disambiguation (WSD). It contains a brief introduction into WSD and describes the classical approaches to solve the problem.
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Word Sense Disambiguation Based on Vicarious Words

2008 Fourth International Conference on Natural Computation, 2008
This paper presents the concept of vicarious words and develops a new unsupervised Chinese word sense disambiguation method. This method, after statistical learning from the vicarious words, realizes unsupervised word sense disambiguation by calculating mutual information to measure the degree of collocation information between the ambiguous words and ...
Zhimao Lu, Dongmei Fan, Rubo Zhang
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Word Sense Disambiguation with GermaNet

2015
The subject of this dissertation is boosting research on word sense disambiguation (WSD) for German. WSD is a very active area of research in computational linguistics, but most of the work is focused on English. One of the factors that has hampered WSD research for other languages such as German is the lack of appropriate resources, particularly in ...
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Word Sense Disambiguation

2018
Word sense disambiguation (WSD) is the process of identifying the meanings of words in context. The difficulty of this problem stems from the subtlety of word sense differences and the need for some level of understanding. This chapter describes the main approaches to the problem, methods for evaluating performance, and potential applications.
Eneko Agirre, Mark Stevenson
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The Effect of Windowing in Word Sense Disambiguation

2005
In this paper, the effect of different windowing schemes to the success rate of word sense disambiguation is probed. In these windowing schemes it is considered that the impact of a neighbor word to the correct sense of the target word should be somewhat related to it’s distance to the target word.
Ergin Altintas   +2 more
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Graph and Word Similarity for Word Sense Disambiguation

2020 13th International Congress on Image and Signal Processing, BioMedical Engineering and Informatics (CISP-BMEI), 2020
This paper proposes a graph and word similarity method for word sense disambiguation. Perform word sense mapping on the context words of a given ambiguous sentence to obtain the corresponding English words; compute the English word similarity of the obtained English words, and take the English words as vertices, the semantic relations between words as ...
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An improved approach to word sense disambiguation

2014 IEEE International Symposium on Signal Processing and Information Technology (ISSPIT), 2014
Words in the English language often correspond to different meanings in different contexts. Such words are referred to as polysemous words i.e. words having more than one sense. This paper presents a knowledge based algorithm for disambiguating polysemous words using computational linguistics tool, WordNet.
Pradeep Sachdeva   +2 more
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