In this paper, we present a two-stage ap-proach to acquire Japanese unknown mor-phemes from text with full POS tags as-signed to them. We first acquire unknown morphemes only making a morphology-level distinction, and then apply semantic classification to acquired nouns. One ad-vantage of this approach is that, at the sec-ond stage, we can exploit syntactic clues in addition to morphological ones because as a result of the first stage acquisition, we can rely on automatic parsing. Japanese semantic classification poses an interest-ing challenge: proper nouns need to be distinguished from common nouns. It is because Japanese has no orthographic distinction between common and proper nouns and no apparent morphosyntactic distinction between th...
PACLIC / The University of the Philippines Visayas Cebu College Cebu City, Philippines / November 20...
this paper, we propose a method to identify the syntactic structure of compound nouns based on the s...
Natural language processing will not be able to compete with traditional information retrieval unles...
We propose a novel lexicon acquirer that works in concert with the morphological ana-lyzer and has t...
To solve the unknown morpheme problem in Japanese morphological analysis, we previously proposed a n...
We describe various syntactic and semantic conditions for finding abstract nouns which refer to conc...
The work we present here addresses cue-based noun classification in English and Spanish. Its main ob...
This dissertation examines the organization of syntactic categories in Japanese and provides a typol...
This paper is the ¯rst of a series of papers dealing with the automatic classi¯cation of verbs and t...
This paper descr ibes a method of classifying semantically similar nouns. The approach is based on t...
This paper describes a semi-automatic method for associating a Japanese lexicon with a semantic conc...
Most natural language processing tasks require lexical semantic information. Automated acquisition o...
In this paper, we discuss lemma identification in Japanese morphological analysis, which is crucial ...
We describe an automatic process for learning word units in Japanese. Since the Japanese orthography...
© 2017 Dr. James BreenIn this thesis an exploration of the application of natural-language processin...
PACLIC / The University of the Philippines Visayas Cebu College Cebu City, Philippines / November 20...
this paper, we propose a method to identify the syntactic structure of compound nouns based on the s...
Natural language processing will not be able to compete with traditional information retrieval unles...
We propose a novel lexicon acquirer that works in concert with the morphological ana-lyzer and has t...
To solve the unknown morpheme problem in Japanese morphological analysis, we previously proposed a n...
We describe various syntactic and semantic conditions for finding abstract nouns which refer to conc...
The work we present here addresses cue-based noun classification in English and Spanish. Its main ob...
This dissertation examines the organization of syntactic categories in Japanese and provides a typol...
This paper is the ¯rst of a series of papers dealing with the automatic classi¯cation of verbs and t...
This paper descr ibes a method of classifying semantically similar nouns. The approach is based on t...
This paper describes a semi-automatic method for associating a Japanese lexicon with a semantic conc...
Most natural language processing tasks require lexical semantic information. Automated acquisition o...
In this paper, we discuss lemma identification in Japanese morphological analysis, which is crucial ...
We describe an automatic process for learning word units in Japanese. Since the Japanese orthography...
© 2017 Dr. James BreenIn this thesis an exploration of the application of natural-language processin...
PACLIC / The University of the Philippines Visayas Cebu College Cebu City, Philippines / November 20...
this paper, we propose a method to identify the syntactic structure of compound nouns based on the s...
Natural language processing will not be able to compete with traditional information retrieval unles...