Sentence examples for computational lexicon from inspiring English sources
In this paper we argue that this is an impoverished view of a computational lexicon and that, for all its advantages, simple inheritance lacks the descriptive power necessary for characterizing fine-grained distinctions in the lexical semantics of words.
Traditionally, semantic information in computational lexicons is limited to notions such as selectional restrictions or domain-specific constraints, encoded in a "static" representation.
Language engineering for applications such as word-sense disambiguation, information extraction, question answering, and text summarization is currently driving the evolution of computational lexicons.
But it seems that if defaults prove to be so local as to arise out of words or even morphemes, then they are part of the computational power of grammar and they belong to grammar and lexicon rather than to semantics and pragmatics.
Computational lexicology is the computational study and use of electronic lexicons, encompassing the form, meaning, and behavior of words.
The English lexicon now includes vocabulary based on computers and the Internet landscape, like Google [ 1] and tweet [ 2], as well as terms more familiar in bioinformatics and computational space, like cloud computing [ 2] and BitTorrent [ 1].
The computational linguistic analysis of the four linguistic categories (first-person pronouns, emotional words, cognitive lexicon, and insight words) for the three scientific inquiry groups is summarized in Table 2. Group A had a higher usage frequency of first-person pronouns and emotional words.
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buys Lexicon's linguistic rationales.
She certainly changed our lexicon.
