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| #5585256 in Books | 1996-05-23 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | .97 x6.25 x9.23l, | File type: PDF | 263 pages||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| Wonderful translation of Lexical acquisition theories!|By StillReadsBooks|This book takes all the the theoretical jargon and explains what it's like to really build lexicons, what issues surround the building of lexicons and advises you what questions you need to ask yourself before starting a lexicon acquisition project. This book is for the technician delegated the task|About the Author|Branimir Boguraev is Principal Research Scientist at Apple Computer, Inc. James Pustejovsky is Professor in the Computer Science Department at Brandeis University.
The lexicon has emerged from the study of computational linguistics as a fundamental resource that enables a variety of linguistic processes to operate in the course of tasks ranging from language analysis and text processing to machine translation. Lexicon acquisition, therefore, plays an essential part in getting any natural language processing system to function in the real world. Computers that process natural language require a variety of lexical information in addi...
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