In this paper, we introduce the Lefff, a freely available, accurate and large-coverage morphological and syntactic lexicon for French, used in many NLP tools such as large-coverage parsers. We first describe Alexina, the lexical framework in which the Lefff is developed as well as the linguistic notions and formalisms it is based on. Next, we describe the various sources of lexical data we used for building the Lefff, in particular semi-automatic lexical development techniques and conversion and merging of existing resources. Finally, we illustrate the coverage and precision of the resource by comparing it with other resources and by assessing its impact in various NLP tools. 1
International audienceThis paper introduces GLAFF, a large-scale versatile French lexicon extracted ...
International audienceThis paper introduces GLAFF, a large-scale versatile French lexicon extracted ...
International audienceThis paper introduces GLAFF, a large-scale versatile French lexicon extracted ...
International audienceIn this paper, we introduce the Lefff , a freely available, accurate and large...
International audienceIn this paper, we introduce the Lefff , a freely available, accurate and large...
International audienceIn this paper, we introduce the Lefff , a freely available, accurate and large...
International audienceIn this paper, we introduce a new lexical resource for French which is freely ...
This paper shows how large-coverage morphological and syntactic NLP lexicons can be developed by int...
This paper shows how large-coverage morphological and syntactic NLP lexicons can be developed by int...
Colloque : Generative Approaches to the Lexicon, ParisInternational audienceThis paper describes an ...
Colloque : Generative Approaches to the Lexicon, ParisInternational audienceThis paper describes an ...
This paper describes an original approach which aims at building a reference semantic lexicon for Fr...
International audienceIn this paper, we describe the integration of Lexicon-Grammar tables for Frenc...
International audienceAutomatic language processing requires as rigorous a lexical inventory as poss...
International audienceAutomatic language processing requires as rigorous a lexical inventory as poss...
International audienceThis paper introduces GLAFF, a large-scale versatile French lexicon extracted ...
International audienceThis paper introduces GLAFF, a large-scale versatile French lexicon extracted ...
International audienceThis paper introduces GLAFF, a large-scale versatile French lexicon extracted ...
International audienceIn this paper, we introduce the Lefff , a freely available, accurate and large...
International audienceIn this paper, we introduce the Lefff , a freely available, accurate and large...
International audienceIn this paper, we introduce the Lefff , a freely available, accurate and large...
International audienceIn this paper, we introduce a new lexical resource for French which is freely ...
This paper shows how large-coverage morphological and syntactic NLP lexicons can be developed by int...
This paper shows how large-coverage morphological and syntactic NLP lexicons can be developed by int...
Colloque : Generative Approaches to the Lexicon, ParisInternational audienceThis paper describes an ...
Colloque : Generative Approaches to the Lexicon, ParisInternational audienceThis paper describes an ...
This paper describes an original approach which aims at building a reference semantic lexicon for Fr...
International audienceIn this paper, we describe the integration of Lexicon-Grammar tables for Frenc...
International audienceAutomatic language processing requires as rigorous a lexical inventory as poss...
International audienceAutomatic language processing requires as rigorous a lexical inventory as poss...
International audienceThis paper introduces GLAFF, a large-scale versatile French lexicon extracted ...
International audienceThis paper introduces GLAFF, a large-scale versatile French lexicon extracted ...
International audienceThis paper introduces GLAFF, a large-scale versatile French lexicon extracted ...