Building phylogenetic lexical ontologies∗ Enrique Alfonseca Computer Science Department Universidad Autonoma de Madrid

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Shared Tasks of the 2015 Workshop on Noisy User-generated Text: Twitter Lexical Normalization and Named Entity Recognition Timothy Baldwin University of Melbourne Marie Catherine de Marneffe

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Distinguishing Concepts and Instances in WordNet Enrique Alfonseca and Suresh Manandhar Abstract Many lexical databases make a distinction between concepts (synsets that represent a class of things of interest) and insta

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Discovering Semantic Regularity in Lexical Resources Wim Peters Department of Computer Science University of Sheffield U.K.

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• Linguistics
• Lexical semantics
• Computational linguistics
• Semantics
• Knowledge representation
• Natural language processing
• WordNet
• Word-sense disambiguation
• Word sense
• SemEval
• Hyponymy and hypernymy
• Synonym

CORPUS FACTORYAdam Kilgarriff Siva Reddy Jan Pomikálek Lexical Computing Ltd., UKIIIT Hyderabad, India M

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• Linguistics
• Applied linguistics
• Text corpus
• Corpus linguistics
• Sketch Engine
• British National Corpus
• International Corpus of English
• Word lists by frequency
• American National Corpus
• Russian National Corpus
• Corpus
• Adam Kilgarriff

On the Raising Class of Japanese Compound Verbs Compound verbs are formed quite productively in Japanese. Syntactic compound verbs (as opposed to lexical compound verbs) have transparent syntax, and are divided into the

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ITRIThe Senseval-3 English lexical sample task Rada Mihalcea and Timothy Chklovsky and Adam Kilgarriff

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• Linguistics
• Computational linguistics
• Semantics
• Natural language processing
• Language
• Word-sense disambiguation
• Lexical semantics
• SemEval
• WordNet
• Word sense
• Noun
• Part of speech

< PAGE >1 JavaScript 2 Lexical Grammar 7-Feb-2002JavaScript 2 Lexical Grammar 7-Feb-2002 < PAGE >1The start symbols are: NextInputElementunit if the previous input element was a number; NextInputElementre if the previous

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Application of Formal Ontology to Discourse Analysis and Lexical Markup in Legal Interpreting Jennifer Cheung, Hong Kong Polytechnic University Adam Pease, Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Articulate Software Andrew

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Online processing of lexical pitch-accent by Korean learners of Japanese Learners of foreign languages have difficulties in processing the target language in many aspects. Phonology is one of these. Previous studies have

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