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Automatic Construction of a Chinese Electronic Dictionary - Jing-Shin Chang Yi-Chung (1995) (2 citations) (Correct)
....dictionary. In addition, human involvement may introduce inconsistency in the lexicon entries. An automatic and unsupervised dictionary construction approach is thus highly desirable. Because there are only a few manually constructed Chinese electronic dictionaries available for general domain [CKIP 90, BDC 93] the techniques for automatic construction of large scale Chinese electronic dictionaries from text corpora will be exploited in this paper. One particular difference between Chinese text and English text is that there is no natural delimiters, like spaces, between Chinese words. A ....
....n grams in the standard dictionary. The VTT module will be estimated in terms of several weighted tag precision and recall rate measures. The standard Word Dictionary to be compared with the extracted word list is acquired by merging the word lists of two electronically available dictionaries [CKIP 90, BDC 93] and the words included in the seed corpus. It also excludes all n grams which never appear in the 9767 sentence seed corpus and the untagged text corpus, because such n grams will never be the input to the dictionary construction system. The merged dictionary, excluding entries that ....
Chinese Knowledge Information Processing Group, "The CKIP Electronic Dictionary," Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC, 1990.
Automatic Construction of a Chinese Electronic Dictionary - Chang (1995) (2 citations) (Correct)
....dictionary. In addition, human involvement may introduce inconsistency in the lexicon entries. An automatic and unsupervised dictionary construction approach is thus highly desirable. Because there are only a few manually constructed Chinese electronic dictionaries available for general domain [CKIP 90, BDC 93] the techniques for automatic construction of large scale Chinese electronic dictionaries from text corpora will be exploited in this paper. One particular difference between Chinese text and English text is that there is no natural delimiters, like spaces, between Chinese words. A ....
....of n grams in the standard dictionary. The VTT module will be estimated in terms of several weighted tag precision and recall rate measures. The standard Word Dictionary to be compared with the extracted word list is acquired by merging the word lists of two electronically available dictionaries [CKIP 90, BDC 93] and the words included in the seed corpus. It also excludes all n grams which never appear in the 9767 sentence seed corpus and the untagged text corpus, because such n grams will never be the input to the dictionary construction system. The merged dictionary, excluding entries that ....
Chinese Knowledge Information Processing Group, "The CKIP Electronic Dictionary," Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC, 1990.
An Unsupervised Iterative Method for Chinese New Lexicon.. - Jing-Shin Chang (1997) (7 citations) Self-citation (Chinese) (Correct)
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CKIP, Chinese Knowledge Information Processing Group, "The CKIP Electronic Dictionary," Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC, 1990.
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