Abstract The paper outlines the basics of data collection, analysis and visualization under frame-based approach to lexical typology illustrates its methodology using cross-linguistic research on verbs falling. framework reveals several challenges semantic map modelling that usually escape researchers’ attention. These are: (1) principles establishing comparative concepts; (2) effective ways fo...

To compensate for the common inability of people with lexical production impairments to access and express intended concepts, we make use of models of human semantic memory that build on the notion of semantic similarity and relatedness. Such models, constructed on evidence gained from psycholinguistic experiments, form the basis of a large lexical database, WORDNET. We augment WORDNET with man...

The paper presents a model of lexical ontology, based on SBVR representations, which is related to domain ontology used for semantic search in Lithuanian Internet corpus. The advantage of using SBVR based lexical ontology is the support of various relations among different types of meanings and representations, considering phrases instead of single words, and possibility of transformations to (...

Empirical data indicate that children with developmental dysgraphia may exhibit various disorders in the field of linguistic structure. However, it has not yet been determined whether impairment contributes to difficulties mastering writing skills or they are a joint expression. The aim this paper is contribute understanding relation between development lexical-semantic structure and ability wr...