- ...[Bac86].2.1
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information on the importance of the part-of relation can be found in [Sim87]. For events and parthood, see also [Pia96a], [Pia96b].
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- ... on.2.2
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will not be possible, here, to go into any depth on these questions, so we
refer the reader to the available literature, among which: [Kri89],
[Dow79], [Hig97], etc.
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- ... languages.2.3
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- ... lack.2.4
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- ... contribution.2.5
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fine grained syntactic structures for the sentence are produced from the
results of discourse and text planning activities.
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- Although this is not really clear from Talmy's discussion, 'motion' is
used in this case to refer to what he elsewhere names translational
motion, i.e. change of position, rather than to contained motion,
i.e. motion along an unbounded path.
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description of the treatment chosen to encode information on thematic
relations within Acquilex
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- Note that it is possible to derive the
hierarchical structuring of any wordnet, including WordNet1.5, for a
particular set of ILI-records using a so-called Projection function in
the EuroWordNet database
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senses3.2
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representing related senses, called cousins. The scope of this
experiment is however small and its results are very preliminary
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- The basic type `tme' (time) occurs twice, grouping together two subdomains of WORDNET
as one in CORELEX.
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- ... way5.1
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have to point out here that in a fully automatic approach (compared to
a manual), issues of compromise between the precision and recall come
at play.
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terms are sub-strings of other terms.
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modification5.3
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syntactic re-structuring of components; by modification we
understand the addition of modifying words to the MWL.
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- ...
matin5.5
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- ... problem5.6
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AI-complete if its solution requires a solution to the general AI
problems of reasoning about arbitrary world knowledge.
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bag of words approaches mentioned below
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- ... expressions5.8
- Multi-words expressions including: idiomatic expression such
as to sweep something under the rug, phrasal verbs to
spit up, compounds warning light.
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- ... tags5.9
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derived tag set.
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- ...
indications5.10
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two senses of stick together: S35 and S41.
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- ... object5.11
- The accuracy of the
system for Subject assignment is 93% success for newspapers and
97% success for technical texts.
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- ... framework5.12
- There are, of course numerous exceptions: [Roc94a] used
a categorial grammar parser for a text categorisation and
information extraction project; [Lin95] uses a principle and
parameters parser for information extraction work
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