We describe a WordNet-based system for the extraction of semantic relations between pairs of nominals appearing in English texts. The system adopts a lightweight approach, based on training a Bayesian Network classifier using large sets of binary features. Our features consider: i) the context surrounding the annotated nominals, and ii) different types of knowledge extracted from WordNet, including direct and explicit relations between the annotated nominals, and more general and implicit evidence (e.g. seman- tic boundary collocations). The system achieved a Macro-averaged F1 of 68.02% on the “Multi-Way Classification of Se-mantic Relations Between Pairs of Nominals” task (Task #8) at SemEval-2010
A long time passed from the first word said by Homo sapiens to the first word said by a machine. The...
Semantic relations between concepts or entities exist in textual documents, keywords or key phrases,...
Lexical knowledge databases such as WordNet contain much semantic information that is left implicit....
For our system we use the SMO implementation of a support vector machine provided with the WEKA mac...
We present a brief overview of the main challenges in the extraction of semantic relations from Engl...
Lexical databases following the wordnet paradigm capture information about words, word senses, and t...
The NLP community has shown a renewed interest in deeper semantic analyses, among them automatic rec...
The study of lexical semantics has produced a systematic analysis of binary relationships between co...
We present an approach for semantic relation extraction between nominals that combines shallow and d...
annotated with Part-of-Speech, the system outputs a vector representation of a sen-tence containing ...
This paper describes a Java package for automatically extending WordNet and other semantic lexicons....
The speech of native speakers is full of idiosyncrasies. Especially prominent are lexically restrict...
The final publication is available at Springer via http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/11428817_7Proceedings o...
We study the performance of two representations of word meaning in learning noun-modifier semantic r...
Abstract. This paper describes the improvement of an automatic system for detecting semantic relatio...
A long time passed from the first word said by Homo sapiens to the first word said by a machine. The...
Semantic relations between concepts or entities exist in textual documents, keywords or key phrases,...
Lexical knowledge databases such as WordNet contain much semantic information that is left implicit....
For our system we use the SMO implementation of a support vector machine provided with the WEKA mac...
We present a brief overview of the main challenges in the extraction of semantic relations from Engl...
Lexical databases following the wordnet paradigm capture information about words, word senses, and t...
The NLP community has shown a renewed interest in deeper semantic analyses, among them automatic rec...
The study of lexical semantics has produced a systematic analysis of binary relationships between co...
We present an approach for semantic relation extraction between nominals that combines shallow and d...
annotated with Part-of-Speech, the system outputs a vector representation of a sen-tence containing ...
This paper describes a Java package for automatically extending WordNet and other semantic lexicons....
The speech of native speakers is full of idiosyncrasies. Especially prominent are lexically restrict...
The final publication is available at Springer via http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/11428817_7Proceedings o...
We study the performance of two representations of word meaning in learning noun-modifier semantic r...
Abstract. This paper describes the improvement of an automatic system for detecting semantic relatio...
A long time passed from the first word said by Homo sapiens to the first word said by a machine. The...
Semantic relations between concepts or entities exist in textual documents, keywords or key phrases,...
Lexical knowledge databases such as WordNet contain much semantic information that is left implicit....