非经典词汇语义关系

Proceedings of the HLT-NAACL Workshop on Computational Lexical Semantics - CLS '04 Pub Date : 2004-05-06 DOI:10.3115/1596431.1596438

Jane Morris, Graeme Hirst

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NLP方法和应用不仅需要考虑WordNet中发现的“经典”词汇关系，还需要考虑读者在文本中直觉到的结构更少、更依赖于上下文的“非经典”关系。在一项以读者为基础的文本词汇关系研究中，发现大多数属于后一种类型。分析了这些关系本身，并讨论了对NLP的影响。

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Non-Classical Lexical Semantic Relations

NLP methods and applications need to take account not only of "classical" lexical relations, as found in WordNet, but the less-structural, more context-dependent "non-classical" relations that readers intuit in text. In a reader-based study of lexical relations in text, most were found to be of the latter type. The relationships themselves are analyzed, and consequences for NLP are discussed.

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