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ComputingComputer ScienceData ScienceComputational LinguisticsKnowledge RepresentationNatural Language ProcessingAnnotationLanguage ModelingLanguage ModelsLexical RelationsMultilingual Natural Language ProcessingNamed Entity RecognitionCross-lingual Representation LearningHypernymy DetectionLexical PredictionOrthogonal Projection PrinciplesPolysemy RepresentationSemantic PredictionSemantic Relation ExtractionTaxonomy Induction
Hypernymy is a semantic relation, expressing the “is-a” relation between a concept and its instances. Such relations are building blocks for large-scale taxonomies, ontologies and knowledge graphs. Recently, much progress has been made for hypernymy prediction in English using textual patterns and/or distributional representations. However, applying such techniques to other languages is challenging due to the high language dependency of these methods and the lack of large training datasets of lower-resourced languages.
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