'Grammatical relation' diaporamas de présentation

Word Sense Disambiguation

Word Sense Disambiguation. Ling571 Deep Processing Techniques for NLP February 28, 2011. Word Sense Disambiguation. Robust Approaches Similarity -based approaches Thesaurus -based techniques Resnik /Lin similarity Unsupervised, distributional approaches Word-space ( Infomap )

1.14k views • 86 slides

9 composition

906 views • 81 slides

9 composition

892 views • 80 slides

Semantics: The Study of Linguistic Meaning

Semantics: The Study of Linguistic Meaning. Goals of a Semantic Theory:. What should a semantic theory do , and how? ?. 1-What should a semantic theory do?.

818 views • 63 slides

Review class

Review class. Grammaticality of sentences. The boy found the ball. The boy found quickly. The boy found in the house. The boy found the ball in the house. Lisa slept the baby. Lisa slept soundly . Sentences are not random strings of words. They must conform to specific patterns.

511 views • 39 slides

9 composition

413 views • 35 slides

Step-by-Step Method of Thoroughly Explicating a Poem

Step-by-Step Method of Thoroughly Explicating a Poem. Based on work by Helen Vendler. Paraphrase. In your own words, write what the poem says. Ask yourself:. What has been happening before the poem begins? What has provoked the speaker?. Form of the poem. How is it divided?

357 views • 23 slides

Syntax

Syntax. Review of basic concepts. What is syntax? . The knowledge of sentences and their structure. Syntactic rules include: The grammaticality of sentences Word order Hierarchical organization of sentences Grammatical relations such as subject and object

516 views • 19 slides

Corpora, Language Technology and Maltese

Corpora, Language Technology and Maltese. Adam Kilgarriff Lexical Computing Ltd Lexicography MasterClass Ltd University of Sussex. How do you find out about a language?. Native speakers Dictionaries and Grammars Corpus. Four ages of corpus research. Age 1: Pre-computer Oxford English

188 views • 16 slides

Parts of Speech

Parts of Speech. Parts of Speech- Rationale. We study parts of speech to improve our writing and to increase our understanding of the English language. Nouns. A Noun is a word or word group that is used to name a person, place, thing, or an idea.

378 views • 13 slides

Behavioral Properties of Subjects (3): Wh-extraction

Behavioral Properties of Subjects (3): Wh-extraction. Who ate my sandwich? Who is the subject of eat . Who did Pat see? Who is the direct object of see . Who did Leslie give the tickets to? Who is the object of a preposition. To whom did Leslie give the tickets.

189 views • 13 slides

Grammar Mini Lesson

Grammar Mini Lesson. Prepositions, Conjunction and Interjections. Preposition. A preposition is a word that shows the relationship of a noun or pronoun to another word By changing the preposition in a sentence, you can change the relationship of the words and the meaning of the sentence

307 views • 9 slides

DAILY LANGUAGE SKILLBUILDERS

DAILY LANGUAGE SKILLBUILDERS. Interjections. An interjection is a word or short phrase used to express sudden feeling like anger , fear , surprise, joy, or disappointment. Interjections, such as the following, have no grammatical relation to any other word in a sentence.

146 views • 7 slides