Most existing systems of Information retrieval (IR) use single words as index to represent the contents of documents and queries. One of the consequences is the low recall level. In this paper, we propose to integrate compound terms as additional indexing units because terms are more precise representation units than words. Terms are recognized through the use of a terminology database and an a...

Abstract Bakumpai Language Compound Words in Barito Kuala Regency. This study aims to describe and explain the features, forms, meanings of compound words language Regency, South Kalimantan Province. The characteristics, form meaning is based on several theories research that have been done before. linguistic uses descriptive qualitative methods with interview, recording, documentation, introsp...

Cross-language information retrieval (CLIR), where queries and documents are in different languages, has of late become one of the major topics within the information retrieval community. This paper proposes a Japanese/English CLIR system, where we combine a query translation and retrieval modules. We currently target the retrieval of technical documents, and therefore the performance of our sy...

Ontology matching is a crucial issue in semantic web and data interoperability. In this paper, we describe a core word based method for measuring similarity from the semantic level of ontology entities. In ontology, most of labels of entities are compound words rather than single meaningful words. However, the main meaning usually is represented by one word, which is called core word. The core ...

To teach compounds effectively, this paper aims to explore the rules in terms of their grammatical categories, stress, and meaning. The study shows that there are two predict categories compounds:Generally speaking, if head is content word, determined by right-hand words.If function usually left-hand words. In addition, several determine stress compounds. For example, primary noun placed on fir...

Compounding is a very productive process in German to form complex nouns and adjectives which represent about 7% of the words of a newspaper text. Unlike English, German compounds do not contain spaces or other word boundaries, and the automatic analysis is often ambiguous. A (non-weighted) finite-state morphological analyzer provides all potential segmentations for a compound without any filte...