Computer Science – Computation and Language
Scientific paper
1996-10-02
CSNLP-96, Sept. 2-4, Dublin, Ireland
Computer Science
Computation and Language
LaTeX, 8 pages, uses aclap.sty
Scientific paper
Some verbs have a particular kind of binary ambiguity: they can carry their normal, full meaning, or they can be merely acting as a prop for the nominal object. It has been suggested that there is a detectable pattern in the relationship between a verb acting as a prop (a \term{support verb}) and the noun it supports. The task this paper undertakes is to develop a model which identifies the support verb for a particular noun, and by extension, when nouns are enumerated, a model which disambiguates a verb with respect to its support status. The paper sets up a basic model as a standard for comparison; it then proposes a more complex model, and gives some results to support the model's validity, comparing it with other similar approaches.
Dras Mark
Johnson Mike
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