SWWS · 2010 · 16 citations · 3 references
ComputingComputer ScienceLinguisticsComputational LinguisticsInformation RetrievalNatural Language ProcessingAnnotationLexical AnalysisSyntactic AnalysisTerm ExtractionTerminology ManagementText MiningData DictionariesElectronic Bilingual DictionariesFinite Automata TheoryMorphosyntactic ParsingSemantic WebSemantic Web OntologiesSyntactic KnowledgeTerminological Dictionaries
This paper illustrates how efficient text mining may be achieved by means of syntactic ontology building, associated to morphosyntactic and terminology-based automatic textual analysis software. This paper also gives a factual contribution to the debate on Semantic Web (SW), in a perspective based on the possibility to elaborate ontologies starting from the syntactic structure in which they occur. To deal with these topics, we will here adopt Lexicon-Grammar theoretical and practical analytical framework 1 . Four main themes will be here analysed and discussed: 1. the formalisation of semantic predicate properties, based on co-occurrence and selection restriction rules; 2. the structure and application of generic and terminological electronic dictionaries; 3. the building and application of finite-state automata and transducers; 4. the consequent incorporation of all previous lingware elements inside two specific textual analysis software, to be used in order to achieve text mining, morphosyntactic parsing, and terminological information retrieval.
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