The Lemon Princess

Winning the Hand of the Princess Saralinda

Suitors come to the castle in order to try to win the hand of the Princess Saralinda. The first suitor to perform n amazing feats will succeed. If the number n of feats is large and the times to perform the feats are all i.i.d., then how long is it before a suitor will win the hand of the Princess? We develop asymptotics describing the distribution of this random time as the number of feats get...

The Princess Margaret Hospital, Swindon.

Design of the PRINCESS trial: pre-hospital resuscitation intra-nasal cooling effectiveness survival study (PRINCESS)

BACKGROUND Therapeutic hypothermia (TH, 32-34°C) has been shown to improve neurological outcome in comatose survivors of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) with ventricular tachycardia or fibrillation. Earlier initiation of TH may increase the beneficial effects. Experimental studies have suggested that starting TH during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) may further enhance its neuroprote...

Ontology Lexicalisation: The lemon Perspective

Ontologies (Guarino1998) capture knowledge but fail to capture the structure and use of terms in expressing and referring to this knowledge in natural language. The structure and use of terms is the concern of terminology as well as lexicology. In recent years, the relevance of terminology in knowledge representation has been recognized again (for example the advent of SKOS1) but less considera...

Squeezing LEMON with GATE

An increasing number of enterprises are beginning to include ontologies into Text Analytics (TA) applications. This can be challenging for a TA group wishing to avail of such technologies due to the manual effort needed to map language resources within a TA system for a new domain. Ontology lexicalization offers a solution to this problem by seeking to automatically generate lexical resources i...