论文信息 - Identifying Relational Concept Lexicalisations by Using General Linguistic Knowledge

Identifying Relational Concept Lexicalisations by Using General Linguistic Knowledge

This paper analyses how general-purpose semantic hierarchies could be helpful in the construction of one-to-many mappings between the coarse-grained relational concepts and the corresponding linguistic realisations. We propose an original model, the semantic fingerprint, for exploiting ambiguous semantic information within the feature vector model.

Fabio Massimo Zanzotto | Maria Teresa Pazienza | Marco Pennacchiotti

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