CICLing 2002: Computational Linguistics and Intelligent Text Processing pp 370-372 | Cite as
Automatic Extraction of Non-standard Lexical Data for a Metalinguistic Information Database
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Abstract
A modular Information Extraction system is proposed to exploit special domain texts by processing metalinguistic segments where information about the rules or units of a technical sublanguage is put forward. Final output results in a Metalinguistic Information Database with computationally tractable data that can be useful not only for lexicographers and terminologists, but also for AI systems that need unorthodox information not readily available in existing semantic networks, lexicons or traditional ontologies.
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Semantic Network Lexical Resource Lexical Meaning British National Corpus Information Extraction System
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