Selectional Preferences is a linguistic constraint in computational semantics that specifies the syntactic and semantic compatibility between a predicate and its arguments, determining the likelihood of a word sense based on the contextual selectional restrictions imposed by associated predicates.
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Three new probabilistic models for dependency parsing
Jason Eisner · 1996 · 633 citations · Full text
<i>By</i>Phrases in Passives and Nominals
Benjamin Bruening · Syntax · 2012 · 245 citations
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