MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF ENGLISH ECONOMIC TERMINOLOGY

French-English Terminology Extraction from Comparable Corpora

This article presents a method of extracting bilingual lexica composed of single-word terms (SWTs) and multi-word terms (MWTs) from comparable corpora of a technical domain. First, this method extracts MWTs in each language, and then uses statistical methods to align single words and MWTs by exploiting the term contexts. After explaining the difficulties involved in aligning MWTs and specifying...

Morphological Rule Induction for Terminology Acquisition

We 1)res(;111; the identiti(:ation in corl)Ol"a of th:elM1 relatio11M adjectives (RAdj) such as gazc'uz (gaseous) which is derived from the noun gaz (.(/as). RAdj at)t)earillg in nonlinal phras('s are int('resting tbr ternlinology acquisition 1)ecause they 11ollt a llalning flnl(:tion. The (leriw> tio11M rules emt)loyed to (:omt)ute the nora1 front which has been deriv('(t the RAdj are a(xluire...

Morphological Rule Induction for Terminology Acquisition

Applied morphological processing of English

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Morphological Features of Autism

Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) represent complex neurodevelopmental disorders characterized by impairments in reciprocal social interactions, abnormal development and use of language, and monotonously repetitive behaviors. With an estimated heritability of more than 90%, it is the most strongly genetically influenced psychiatric disorder of the young age. In spite of the complexity of this dis...