Investigating Lexical and Syntactic Differences in Written and Spoken English Corpora.
Mina Rajaei MoghadamMosab RezaeiMiguel WilliamsGülsat AygenReva FreedmanPublished in: FLAIRS (2024)
Keyphrases
- parse tree
- natural language processing
- natural language
- lexical information
- wide coverage
- semantic roles
- spoken language
- lexical knowledge
- syntactic information
- language processing
- wordnet
- parallel corpus
- machine translation
- word sense disambiguation
- natural language text
- machine readable dictionaries
- syntactic categories
- statistically significant
- broadcast news
- linguistic analysis
- semantic analysis
- chinese english
- recognizing textual entailment
- word alignment
- statistical machine translation
- controlled natural language
- syntactic analysis
- syntactic semantic
- semantic relations
- dependency parser
- semantic representation
- syntactic features
- domain specific
- semantic role labeling
- speech recognition
- bilingual dictionaries
- highly ambiguous
- part of speech
- relation extraction
- dependency parsing
- word frequency
- lexical semantics
- textual entailment
- question answering
- target language
- lexical resources
- word order
- automatic speech recognition
- word sense
- named entities
- machine translation system
- training corpus