Investigating the Use of Distributional Semantic Models for Co-Hyponym Identification in Special Corpora Investigating the Use of Distributional Semantic Models for Co-Hyponym Identification in Special Corpora

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Date: 2015-09-10 14:28:49 Linguistics Computational linguistics Lexical semantics Semantics Language Machine learning Distributional semantics Language acquisition Random indexing Hyponymy and hypernymy Vector space model Natural language processing		Investigating the Use of Distributional Semantic Models for Co-Hyponym Identification in Special Corpora Investigating the Use of Distributional Semantic Models for Co-Hyponym Identification in Special Corpora Add to Reading List Source URL: pars.ie Download Document from Source Website File Size: 277,53 KB Share Document on Facebook

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