In this paper, I discuss some methodological problems arising from the use of corpus data for semantic verb classification. In particular, I present a computational framework to describe the distributional properties of Italian verbs using linguistic data automatically extracted from a large corpus. This information is used to build a distribution-based classification of a set of Italian verbs. Its small scale notwithstanding, this case study will provide evidence for the complex interplay between syntactic and semantic verb features.

Carving verb classes from corpora

LENCI, ALESSANDRO
2014-01-01

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In this paper, I discuss some methodological problems arising from the use of corpus data for semantic verb classification. In particular, I present a computational framework to describe the distributional properties of Italian verbs using linguistic data automatically extracted from a large corpus. This information is used to build a distribution-based classification of a set of Italian verbs. Its small scale notwithstanding, this case study will provide evidence for the complex interplay between syntactic and semantic verb features.
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