Computational Linguistics · 2007 · 696 citations · 58 references
EngineeringSemantic PrimingLexical SemanticsSemanticsSemantic WebCorpus LinguisticsNatural Language ProcessingApplied LinguisticsSyntaxSemantic ApproachComputational LinguisticsSyntactic RelationsLanguage StudiesWord Co-occurrence CountsWord-sense DisambiguationDistributional SemanticsSemantic Space ModelsLinguisticsSemantic SimilaritySemantic Representation
Traditionally, vector-based semantic space models use word co-occurrence counts from large corpora to represent lexical meaning. In this article we present a novel framework for constructing semantic spaces that takes syntactic relations into account. We introduce a formalization for this class of models, which allows linguistic knowledge to guide the construction process. We evaluate our framework on a range of tasks relevant for cognitive science and natural language processing: semantic priming, synonymy detection, and word sense disambiguation. In all cases, our framework obtains results that are comparable or superior to the state of the art.
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