Sentence examples for multi-word expression from inspiring English sources

We have added several grup.* constituents in order to group together newly split tokens after multi-word expression expansion (detailed above).

As an example of the need for more explicitness on lexical representation, let's consider the treatment of phrasal verbs, a type of multi-word expression (MWE), see Moon (1997) for a discussion of the many types of MWEs.

More recently, in addition to using lexicon-based features, some practitioners advocate applying Multi-Word Expression (MWE) recognition and/or syntactic parsing (Socher et al. 2013; Hou and Chang 2013).

Recall is even worse using exact matching, mainly because, unlike systems trained using PhenoCHF, MetaMap was not designed to recognise phenotypic information expressed as multi-word expressions with modifiers, e.g., moderate to mild cough.

Chapter 5 introduces MERGE (Multi-word Expressions from the Recursive Grouping of Elements), a data-driven approach to the identification and extraction of multi-word expressions from corpora.

Lexical inference corresponds to a semantic relation that holds between two lexical items (words and multi-word expressions), when the meaning of one can be inferred from the other.

These multi-word expressions have some fairly valid uses (e.g., for proper nouns and foreign words, where we can't be certain about the syntax of the constituent words), but also seem to be used as a crutch in places where the annotation rules were not sufficient (e.g., quantifier expressions, idiomatic expressions).

This procedure helps us identify the most common multi-word expressions used in text documents.

The main difference between Meyers et al. and Fillmore et al. with respect to this is that Meyers et al. extend the licensors of NP-external arguments beyond the support verbs and transparent nouns of FrameNet to a wider variety of multi-word expressions.

Features for the classifiers consist of multi-word expressions.

The majority of matched terms were single word terms and multi-word expressions.