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2020
Presentation to the Association for Academic Language and Learning Conference held in Fremantle Western Australia in November 2019. The work skill development framework was used in a fourth year Occupational Therapy unit at the Peninsula campus of Monash University to make work skills explicit to students with the aim of preparing them for placement ...
Todd, Paula, NASTARAN KHOSHSABK
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Presentation to the Association for Academic Language and Learning Conference held in Fremantle Western Australia in November 2019. The work skill development framework was used in a fourth year Occupational Therapy unit at the Peninsula campus of Monash University to make work skills explicit to students with the aim of preparing them for placement ...
Todd, Paula, NASTARAN KHOSHSABK
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2012
How do humans resolve semantically ambiguous words? It happens that we will not find a direct answer from psycholinguistic studies. Nevertheless, through probing the organisation of words in the mental lexicon and the access of words, particularly those with multiple meanings, in the human mind, useful hints might be found.
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How do humans resolve semantically ambiguous words? It happens that we will not find a direct answer from psycholinguistic studies. Nevertheless, through probing the organisation of words in the mental lexicon and the access of words, particularly those with multiple meanings, in the human mind, useful hints might be found.
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2018
Word sense ambiguity comes about the use of lexemes associated with more than one sense. In this research work, an improvement has been proposed and evaluated for our previously developed Assamese Word-Sense Disambiguation (WSD) system where potential outcomes of using semantic features were evaluated up to a limited extent.
Pranjal Protim Borah +2 more
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Word sense ambiguity comes about the use of lexemes associated with more than one sense. In this research work, an improvement has been proposed and evaluated for our previously developed Assamese Word-Sense Disambiguation (WSD) system where potential outcomes of using semantic features were evaluated up to a limited extent.
Pranjal Protim Borah +2 more
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VerbNet Class Assignment as a WSD Task
2014The VerbNet lexical resource classifies English verbs based on semantic and syntactic regularities and has been used for numerous NLP tasks, most notably, semantic role labeling. Since, in addition to thematic roles, it also provides semantic predicates, it can serve as a foundation for further inferencing. Many verbs belong to multiple VerbNet classes,
BROWN, SUSAN WINDISCH +2 more
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Exploiting the Translation Context for Multilingual WSD
2006We propose a strategy to support Word Sense Disambiguation (WSD) which is designed specifically for multilingual applications, such as Machine Translation Co-occurrence information extracted from the translation context, i.e., the set of words which have already been translated, is used to define the order in which disambiguation rules produced by a ...
Lucia Specia +1 more
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Improving Unsupervised WSD with a Dynamic Thesaurus
2008The method proposed by Diana McCarthy et al. [1] obtains the predominant sense for an ambiguous word based on a weighted list of terms related to the ambiguous word. This list of terms is obtained using the distributional similarity method proposed by Lin [2] to obtain a thesaurus.
Javier Tejada-Cárcamo +2 more
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Using Semantic Classification Trees for WSD
Computers and the Humanities, 2000This paper describes the evaluation of a WSD method within SENSEVAL. This method is based on Semantic Classification Trees (SCTs) and short context dependencies between nouns and verbs. The training procedure creates a binary tree for each word to be disambiguated. SCTs are easy to implement and yield some promising results.
Claude de Loupy +2 more
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2012
Research in automatic word sense disambiguation has a long history on a par with computational linguistics itself. In this chapter, we take a two-dimensional approach to review the development and state of the art of the field, by the knowledge sources used for disambiguation on the one hand, and the algorithmic mechanisms with which the knowledge ...
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Research in automatic word sense disambiguation has a long history on a par with computational linguistics itself. In this chapter, we take a two-dimensional approach to review the development and state of the art of the field, by the knowledge sources used for disambiguation on the one hand, and the algorithmic mechanisms with which the knowledge ...
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REINA at CLEF 2009 Robust-WSD Task: Partial Use of WSD Information for Retrieval. [PDF]
, 2009 This paper describes the participation of the REINA research group at CLEF 2009 Robust-WSD Task. We have participated in both monolingual and bilingual subtasks. In past editions of the robust task our research group obtained very good results for non-WSD experiments applying local query expansion using co-occurrence based thesauri constructed using ...
Zazo, Ángel F. +3 more
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WSD Algorithm Applied to a NLP System
2001Nowadays, the need of advanced free text filtering is increasing. Therefore, when searching for specific keywords, it is desirable to eliminate occurrences where the word or words are used in an inappropriate sense. This task could be exploited in internet browsers, and resource discovery systems, relational databases containing free text fields ...
Andrés Montoyo, Manuel Palomar
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