论文信息 - Word Sense Disambiguation by Information Filtering and Extraction

Word Sense Disambiguation by Information Filtering and Extraction

We describe a simple approach to word sensedisambiguation using information filtering andextraction. The method fully exploits and extends theinformation available in the Hector dictionary. Thealgorithm proceeds by the application of severalfilters to prune the candidate set of word sensesreturning the most frequent if more than one remains.The experimental methodology and its implication arealso discussed.

John Tait | Jeremy Ellman | Ian Klincke

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