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ComputingComputer ScienceComputational LinguisticsNatural Language ProcessingSemanticsAnnotationLanguage ModelsLexical RelationsLexical SemanticsPart-of-speech TaggingWord Sense DisambiguationAll-words Word Sense DisambiguationCoarse-grained Word Sense DisambiguationFine-grained Word Sense DisambiguationSemantic FeaturesSemantic Relations ExtractionSemantic Word RelationsSense DisambiguationTraining
This document describes the Word Sense Disambiguation system used by Language Computer Corporation at English Coarse Grained All Word Task at SemEval 2007. The system is based on two supervised machine learning algorithms: Maximum Entropy and Support Vector Machines. These algorithms were trained on a corpus created from Sem-Cor, Senseval 2 and 3 all words and lexical sample corpora and Open Mind Word Expert 1.0 corpus. We used topical, syntactic and semantic features. Some semantic features were created using WordNet glosses with semantic relations tagged manually and automatically as part of eXtended WordNet project. We also tried to create more training instances from the disambiguated WordNet glosses found in XWN project (XWN, 2003). For words for which we could not build a sense classifier, we used First Sense in WordNet as a back-off strategy in order to have coverage of 100%. The precision and recall of the overall system is 81.446% placing it in the top 5 systems.
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