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Knowledge-Based Systems
Volume 8, Issue 4, August 1995, Pages 190-200
 
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Learning word syntactic subcategorizations interactively

Fernando Gomez

Department of Computer Science, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL 32816, USA

Received 15 September 1993; 
revised 30 August 1994; 
accepted 22 September 1994. ;
Available online 20 April 2000.

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Abstract

Learning algorithms that acquire syntactic knowledge for a parser from sample sentences entered by users who have no knowledge of the parser or English syntax are described. It is shown how the subcategorizations of verbs, nouns and adjectives can be inferred from sample sentences entered by end users. Then, if the parser fails to parse a sentence, for example Peter knows how to read books, because it has limited knowledge or no knowledge at all about ‘know’, an interface which incorporates the acquisition algorithms can be activated, and ‘know’ can be defined by entering some sample sentences, one of which can be the one which the parser failed to parse.

Author Keywords: natural language processing; syntactic subcategorizations, parsing, learning

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Knowledge-Based Systems
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