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Word sense disambiguation and text segmentation based on lexical cohesion
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EngineeringWord Sense AmbiguityCommunicationSemanticsLexical SemanticsCorpus LinguisticsText MiningNatural Language ProcessingApplied LinguisticsCurrent WordData ScienceText SegmentationComputational LinguisticsLexical CohesionLanguage StudiesLexiconMachine TranslationComputational LexicologyTerminology ExtractionDistributional SemanticsLexical ResourceLinguisticsWord-sense Disambiguation
In this paper, we describe how word sense ambiguity can be resolved with the aid of lexical cohesion. By checking lexical cohesion between the current word and lexical chains in the order of the salience, in tandem with generation of lexical chains, we realize incremental word sense disambiguation based on contextual information that lexical chains, reveal. Next, we describe how segment boundaries of a text can be determined with the aid of lexical cohesion. We can measure the plausibility of each point in the text as a segment boundary by computing a degree of agreement of the start and end points of lexical chains.
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