LexiPass methodology: a conceptual path from frames to senses and back
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nan
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AbstractIn this paper we claim that an integration of FrameNet and WordNet will improve interoperability, user-friendliness and usability of both lexical resources. If the former provides a sophisticated representational structure compared to a narrow lexical coverage, the latter - on the other side - supplies a dense network of word senses and semantic relations although not supporting advanced accessibility (i.e., via frames). According to the integration perspective we present in the paper, we introduce LexiPass methodology, which combines Burckardts tool WordNet Detour of FrameNet with basic statistical analysis, enabling frame-guided search and extraction of domain synsets from WordNet.
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AbstractIn this paper we claim that an integration of FrameNet and WordNet will improve interoperability, user-friendliness and usability of both lexical resources. If the former provides a sophisticated representational structure compared to a narrow lexical coverage, the latter - on the other side - supplies a dense network of word senses and semantic relations although not supporting advanced accessibility (i.e., via frames). According to the integration perspective we present in the paper, we introduce LexiPass methodology, which combines Burckardts tool WordNet Detour of FrameNet with basic statistical analysis, enabling frame-guided search and extraction of domain synsets from WordNet.
Publication Details
- Paper ID:
- 10413
- Year:
- 2006
- Publication:
- TIPSTER
- Publication Type:
- conf
- DOI:
- nan