Add to ORKGIn this paper, we describe an approach to annotate the propositions in the Penn Chinese Treebank. We describe how diathesis alternation patterns can be used to make coarse sense distinctions for Chinese verbs as a necessary step in annotating the predicate-structure of Chinese verbs. We then discuss the representation scheme we use to label the semantic arguments and adjuncts of the predicates. We discuss several complications for this type of annotation and describe our solutions
Abstract The lack of open discourse corpus for Chinese brings limitations for many natural language ...
This document describes the Part-of-Speech (POS) tagging guidelines for the Penn Chinese Treebank Pr...
The past quarter of a century has seen a surge in Chinese syntactic research that has produced a siz...
This document describes the bracketing guidelines for the Penn Chinese Treebank Project. The goal of...
This document describes the bracketing guidelines for the Penn Chinese Treebank Project. The goal of...
With growing interest in Chinese Language Processing, numerous NLP tools (e.g., word segmenters, par...
With growing interest in Chinese Language Processing, numerous NLP tools (e.g., word segmenters, par...
We present the ongoing development of MCG, a linguistically deep and precise grammar for Mandarin Ch...
In this paper, we attempt to automatically annotate the Penn Chinese Treebank with semantic dependen...
This document describes the segmentation guidelines for the Penn Chinese Treebank Project. The goal ...
The syntactic ambiguity of a transitive verb (Vt) followed by a noun (N) has long been a problem in ...
Annotated word structures are useful for various Chinese NLP tasks, such as word segmentation, POS t...
The syntactic ambiguity of a transitive verb (Vt) followed by a noun (N) has long been a problem in ...
This thesis is a study of various aspects of Chinese syntax, from a government-and binding perspecti...
This thesis is a study of various aspects of Chinese syntax, from a government-and binding perspecti...
Abstract The lack of open discourse corpus for Chinese brings limitations for many natural language ...
This document describes the Part-of-Speech (POS) tagging guidelines for the Penn Chinese Treebank Pr...
The past quarter of a century has seen a surge in Chinese syntactic research that has produced a siz...
This document describes the bracketing guidelines for the Penn Chinese Treebank Project. The goal of...
This document describes the bracketing guidelines for the Penn Chinese Treebank Project. The goal of...
With growing interest in Chinese Language Processing, numerous NLP tools (e.g., word segmenters, par...
With growing interest in Chinese Language Processing, numerous NLP tools (e.g., word segmenters, par...
We present the ongoing development of MCG, a linguistically deep and precise grammar for Mandarin Ch...
In this paper, we attempt to automatically annotate the Penn Chinese Treebank with semantic dependen...
This document describes the segmentation guidelines for the Penn Chinese Treebank Project. The goal ...
The syntactic ambiguity of a transitive verb (Vt) followed by a noun (N) has long been a problem in ...
Annotated word structures are useful for various Chinese NLP tasks, such as word segmentation, POS t...
The syntactic ambiguity of a transitive verb (Vt) followed by a noun (N) has long been a problem in ...
This thesis is a study of various aspects of Chinese syntax, from a government-and binding perspecti...
This thesis is a study of various aspects of Chinese syntax, from a government-and binding perspecti...
Abstract The lack of open discourse corpus for Chinese brings limitations for many natural language ...
This document describes the Part-of-Speech (POS) tagging guidelines for the Penn Chinese Treebank Pr...
The past quarter of a century has seen a surge in Chinese syntactic research that has produced a siz...