نتایج جستجو برای: jazm particle affecting a single verb

تعداد نتایج: 13617328  

2014
Moritz Wittmann Marion Weller Sabine Schulte im Walde

We present a method for the extraction of synonyms for German particle verbs based on a word-aligned German-English parallel corpus: by translating the particle verb to a pivot, which is then translated back, a set of synonym candidates can be extracted and ranked according to the respective translation probabilities. In order to deal with separated particle verbs, we apply re-ordering rules to...

2006
Paul Cook Suzanne Stevenson

Previous computational work on learning the semantic properties of verb-particle constructions (VPCs) has focused on their compositionality, and has left unaddressed the issue of which meaning of the component words is being used in a given VPC. We develop a feature space for use in classification of the sense contributed by the particle in a VPC, and test this on VPCs using the particle up. Th...

2012
Francisco Costa António Branco

Backshift is a phenomenon affecting verb tense that is visible as a mismatch between some specific embedded contexts and other environments. For instance, the indirect speech equivalent of a sentence like Kim likes reading, with a present tense verb, may show the same verb in a past tense form, as in Sandy said Kim liked reading. We present a general analysis of backshift, pooling data from Eng...

2014
Ali Basirat

We propose different syntax-based methods for automatically identifying verb-particle constructions in English. The methods are based on the Deterministic Finitestate Automaton (DFA), Hidden Markov Model(HMM), and Synchronous ContextFree Grammar (SCFG). Our experiments show that the methods could result in F-score 83.3% over our manually annotated test-set consisting of Wikipedia articles and B...

2009
James W. D. Constable James R. Curran

Despite their prevalence in the English language, multiword expressions like verb-particle constructions (VPCs) are often poorly handled by NLP systems. This problem is partly due to inadequacies in existing corpora; the primary corpus for CCG-oriented work, CCGbank, does not account for VPCs at all, and is inconsistent in its handling of them. In this paper, we apply some corrective transforma...

Journal: :Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America 2017

Journal: :Computing in Science and Engineering 2014
Judith Bayard Cushing

A fter perusing the articles and guest editors’ introduction for this issue on extreme data, I googled “extreme,” and hundreds of links bubbled up—from computing, coupons, data, and fatigue, to science, scientists and science fun, to “extreme x” (don’t ask). I then concluded that “extreme” has become an unreliable buzzword, used somewhat indiscriminately for its shock value. That said, the fact...

Journal: :Computer Speech & Language 2005
Timothy Baldwin

Using the Pontryagin Duality and results of S. Fisher, P. Gartside (1991); P. Gartside, M. Smith (2007) and Y.D. Cornulier, L. Guyot, W. Pitsch (2008) we show that the space S(A) of all closed subgroups of a compact Abelian group A is countable if and only if there is a closed subgroup K of A such that K is topologically isomorphic to ⊕h i=1 Zpi⊕G and A/K is topologically isomorphic to T ⊕ G̃, w...

2012
Peter Svenonius

(1) Russian prefixes and prepositions, Matushansky (2002); Svenonius (2004b) a. iz-bežatj out.from-run a′. iz out.from doma house ‘avoid’ ‘out of the house’ b. pod-bežatj under-run b′. pod under domom house ‘run up to’ ‘under the house’ c. pri-bežatj by-run c′. pri by dome house ‘come running’ ‘by the house’ d. ot-bežatj away.from-run d′. ot away.from doma house ‘run off’ ‘from the house’ e. v-...

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