Publication: A Pilot Study on the Semantic Classification of Two German Prepositions: Combining Monolingual and Multilingual Evidence
A Pilot Study on the Semantic Classification of Two German Prepositions: Combining Monolingual and Multilingual Evidence
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Clematide, S., & Klenner, M. (2013). A Pilot Study on the Semantic Classification of Two German Prepositions: Combining Monolingual and Multilingual Evidence (G. Angelova, K. Bontcheva, & R. Mitkov, Eds.; pp. 148–155). Bulgaria. http://aclweb.org/anthology/R/R13/
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This paper reports on the annotation and maximum-entropy modeling of the semantics of two German prepositions, mit (‘with’) and auf (‘on’). 500 occurrences of each preposition were sampled from a treebank and annotated with syntacto-semantic classes by two annotators. The classification is guided by a perspective of information extraction, relies on linguistic tests and aims at the separation of semantically transparent and opaque meanings (that is of collocational constructions). Apart from descriptive statistical material, we presen
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- Klenner, Manfred
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Clematide, S., & Klenner, M. (2013). A Pilot Study on the Semantic Classification of Two German Prepositions: Combining Monolingual and Multilingual Evidence (G. Angelova, K. Bontcheva, & R. Mitkov, Eds.; pp. 148–155). Bulgaria. http://aclweb.org/anthology/R/R13/
