论文信息 - Class-based collocations for Word Sense Disambiguation

Class-based collocations for Word Sense Disambiguation

This paper describes the NMSU-Pitt-UNCA word-sense disambiguation system participating in the Senseval-3 English lexical sample task. The focus of the work is on using semantic class-based collocations to augment traditional word-based collocations. Three separate sources of word relatedness are used for these collocations: 1) WordNet hypernym relations; 2) cluster-based word similarity classes; and 3) dictionary definition analysis.

Janyce Wiebe | Tom O'Hara | Rebecca F. Bruce | Jeff Donner

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