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Mapping wordnets from the perspective of inter-lingual equivalence

2017

Mapping wordnets from the perspective of inter-lingual equivalence This paper explores inter-lingual equivalence from the perspective of linking two large lexico-semantic databases, namely the Princeton WordNet of English and the plWordnet ( pl. Slowosiec ) of Polish. Wordnets are built as networks of lexico-semantic relations between words and their meanings, and constitute a type of monolingual dictionary cum thesaurus. The development of wordnets for different languages has given rise to many wordnet linking projects (e.g. EuroWordNet, Vossen, 2002). Regardless of a linking method used, these projects require defining rules for establishing equivalence links between wordnet building bloc…

Linguistics and LanguageComputer Networks and CommunicationsWordNetequivalencetranslationcomputer.software_genrelcsh:P325-325.5Polish wordnet (Słowosieć)Equivalence (formal languages)Princeton WordnetMathematicsbusiness.industryCommunicationlcsh:P98-98.5lcsh:LexicographyLexicographywordnet mappingArtificial intelligencebilingual lexicographylcsh:Computational linguistics. Natural language processingbusinesscomputerlcsh:P327-327.5Natural language processingEuroWordNetlcsh:SemanticsCognitive Studies / Etudes Cognitives (former title: Studia Kognitywne)
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Multi-word Lexical Units Recognition in WordNet

2022

WordNet is a state-of-the-art lexical resource used in many tasks in Natural Language Processing, also in multi-word expression (MWE) recognition. However, not all MWEs recorded in WordNet could be indisputably called lexicalised. Some of them are semantically compositional and show no signs of idiosyncrasy. This state of affairs affects all evaluation measures that use the list of all WordNet MWEs as a gold standard. We propose a method of distinguishing between lexicalised and non-lexicalised word combinations in WordNet, taking into account lexicality features, such as semantic compositionality, MWE length and translational criterion. Both a rule-based approach and a ridge logistic regre…

sentence embeddingslexicographylexicalitysemantic compositionalitymulti-word expressionsPrinceton WordNet
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