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---++ Treehouse Talk

---+++ Deep Lexical Acquisition

---++++ Tim Baldwin
---++++ University of Melbourne

Abstract:

Deep lexical acquisition is the task of classifying lexemes for predefined
linguistic properties, in line with the requirements of a deep lexical
resource such as a precision grammar or wordnet. In this talk, I will present
a series of lexical acquisition experiments on languages including Malay and
Wambaya, and also discuss ongoing work on assessing the impact of
automatically-learned lexical items on precision grammars.


Biosketch:

A/Prof Timothy Baldwin is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer
Science and Software Engineering, University of Melbourne and a contributed
research staff member of the NICTA Victoria Research Laboratories. He has also
held visiting positions at the University of Saarland, Tokyo University and
NTT Communication Science Laboratories. His research---funded by the NSF, ARC,
NTT, Google, Microsoft and others---has covered topics including deep
linguistic processing, multiword expressions, deep lexical acquisition,
computer-assisted language learning, information extraction and web mining,
with a particular interest on the interface between computational and
theoretical linguistics.


(Talk presented 1/15/10)

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