This paper deals with the relationship between weblog content and time. With the proposed temporal mutual information, we analyze the collocations in time dimension, and the interesting collocations related to special events. The temporal mutual information is employed to observe the strength of term-to-term associations over time. An event detection algorithm identifies the collocations that m...

Cohesion between components of collocations is already acknowledged measurable by means of the Web, and cohesion measurements are used for some applications and extraction of new collocations. Taking a specific cohesion criterion SCI, we performed massive evaluations of collocate cohesion in Oxford Collocations Dictionary. For three groups of modificative collocations (adjectivenoun, adverbad...

One of the most common and persistent error types in second language writing is collocation errors, such as learn knowledge instead of gain or acquire knowledge, or make damage rather than cause damage. In this work-inprogress report, we propose a probabilistic model for suggesting corrections to lexical collocation errors. The probabilistic model incorporates three features: word association s...

This paper presents Linggle Knows, an English grammar and linguistic search engine. Linggle Knows help people writing by displaying lexical and grammatical information extracted from a couple of large scale corpora, including Google Web 1T 5-gram, British National Corpus (BNC), New York Times Annotated Corpus (NYT), etc. It not only describes how a word is genuinely used, but also recommends va...

the literature on collocations ive do nor find any clear suggestion on how to predict which collocations n,ay be more problematic for the translators and fl tcarners. this article attempts to categorize collocations in six types regardless of their syntactic patterns. front syntactic point of vie1v, this study is limited to adj + n and n + n structures, whiclt contain the most con1n1on collocat...

This paper investigates the relationship between the probability with which a word appears in a given lexical context and the prosodic variability of that word. Regression analyses indicate that the higher the probability of a word in its lexical context, the lower the variability in the pitch accent realisation of that word (if accented), and the lower the variability in the prosodic pattern a...

Dissertation Abstract comprise words for which neither word can be substituted by a synonym or hyponym. Potential colloca-tions comprising certain adjacent part-of-speech tags are extracted from text. An online thesaurus and a lexical database of word classes are queried for synonyms and hypo nyms, respectively, for each potential collocation. These queries create potential challenger pairs, su...

KB-N is a web-accessible searchable Knowledge Bank comprising A) a parallel corpus of quality assured and calibrated English and Norwegian text drawn from economic-administrative knowledge domains, and B) a domain-focused database representing that knowledge universe in terms of defined concepts and their respective bilingual terminological entries. A central mechanism in connecting A and B is ...