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The papers in this panel consider machine-readable dictionaries from several perspectives: research in computational linguistics and computational lexicology, the development of tools for improving accessibility, the design of lexical reference …...

This paper describes a model for a lexical knowledge base (LKB). An LKB is a knowledge base management system (KBMS) which stores various kinds of dictionary knowledge in a uniform …...

We argue that there are two qualitatively different modes of using a machine-readable dictionary in the context of research in computational linguistics: batch processing of the source with the purpose …...

The resolution of lexical ambiguity is important for most natural language process- ing tasks, and a range of computational techniques have been proposed for its solu- tion. None of these …...

AbstractMachine-readable versions of everyday dictionaries have been seen as a likely source of information for use in natural language processing because they contain an enormous amount of lexical and semantic …...

AbstractTranslating technical texts may cause many problems concerning terminology, even for the professional technical translator. For this reason, tools such as terminological databases or termbanks have been introduced to support …...

This paper investigates some of the distributional properties of word definitions in a machine- readable dictionary which • was obtained from the Oxford Text Archive. Three types of dis- tributions …...

This paper describes a heuristic algorithm capable of automatically assigning a label to each of the senses in a machine readable dictionary (MRD) for the purpose of acquiring a com- …...

In this paper, we propose an algorithm for aligning words with their translation in a bilingual corpus. Conventional algorithms are based on word-by-word models which require bilingual data with hundreds …...